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Jia Zhangke’s latest spans, echoes, and repurposes decades of his work into an inspired, experimental film.
The last installment reframes the entire trilogy as one epic story.
A fast-paced and surprisingly emotional summer camp slaughterfest.
The first installment of Netflix’s trilogy is deliriously entertaining.
A tense thriller about an unwanted racist zealot houseguest.
Alfred Hitchcock’s 1948 thriller remains an oddity in his career.
This is Bertrand Bonello’s most human film.
Bertrand Bonello’s 2014 portrait of Yves Saint Laurent is a fascinatingly unconventional biopic.
Bertrand Bonello sets a genre trap to confront matters of French identity, colonialism, and cultural appropriation.
