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Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles’s Brazilian epic Bacurau sets the world on fire with an invigorating and audacious story of resistance that feeds off of pulp and politics

Becoming a critic in an era of burgeoning possibility and unsettling futures

Fabric of time: an overview of a tumultuous era of moving image works

The late writer and actor on 1993’s Short Cuts and improvising Altmanian dialogue

Pedro Costa returns with the masterful Vitalina Varela—quite possibly the most beautiful film of 2020

Reflecting on an unwieldy decade in film, from the ground up

Read a 1972 essay on women filmmakers, both obscure and well-known, along with detailed filmographies of major directors

Revisit this 1988 essay on the undiscovered art of Indian cinema’s maverick, whose films are currently screening at Film at Lincoln Center

The ending of life is all in a day's work for Frank Sheeran, the loyal mob soldier of Martin Scorsese's The Irishman

Greta Gerwig’s energetic tour-de-force adaptation of Little Women frames the aspirations of Jo and her sisters as urgent matters of personal independence