Features

Across Time and Space

By Geoffrey O’Brien

October 1, 2014

Christopher Nolan takes us on a mind-bending journey to the far limits of experience

He Said, She Said

By Amy Taubin

September 26, 2014

David Fincher’s Gone Girl puts a dynamic new spin on a venerable genre—the relationship film

All Thumbs: Or, Is There a Future for Film Criticism?

By Richard Corliss

July 1, 2014

From the March/April 1990 issue: Richard Corliss attacks thumbs-up film criticism culture

Keeping the Faith

By Joumane Chahine

April 29, 2014

From the Prophet Mohammed to Michael Myers and beyond: the unlikely two-track career of director-producer Moustapha Akkad

Alain Resnais

By Peter Harcourt

March 3, 2014

“Memory is kept alive with dreams”

Prince Rob

By Harlan Jacobson

February 12, 2014

Rob Reiner interviewed

Red Modernism

By J. Hoberman

February 4, 2014

In Hungarian master Miklós Jancsó's informal late-Sixties trilogy, geometry and choreography are key

Edgar G. Ulmer

By Bill Krohn

January 10, 2014

King of the B’s

George Cukor

By Andrew Sarris

December 19, 2013

I met George Cukor only once in my life, and then only very briefly, but I have enjoyed the movies he directed through most of my other life up there on the screen, and I thought that

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Heard It Through the Grapevine

By Tony Rayns

September 26, 2013

Jia Zhang-ke reads the uncensored news on Weibo and responds with the groundbreaking A Touch of Sin