Dear Readers,
A bittersweet fairy tale about the power, escapism, and necessity of cinema.
This is arguably Woody Allen’s best film.
A testament to Diane Keaton’s incredible charm.
Never mind its historical inaccuracies. This is great drama, pure and simple.
Clint Eastwood’s best film is a revisionist Western that rethinks America’s legacy of violence, and his own.
Monsieur Hulot returns in Jacques Tati’s Palme d’Or-winning comedy.
François Truffaut’s unforgettable coming-of-age film helped launch the French New Wave.
Anthony Minghella’s profoundly empathetic character study features Matt Damon’s best performance.
Jean Renoir’s sophisticated upstairs-downstairs comedy is a scathing critique of the upper class.
