Director Fukunaga gives Daniel Craig a stylish exit to the Bond franchise through his latest film, ‘No Time to Die.’
Arts, Movies, Review
Insincere Dialogue in ‘The Starling’ Lacks Emotional Impact
‘The Starling,’ a new Netflix release, is overloaded with tragic details and comes across as emotionally hollow.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Card Counter’ Develops a Complex Character Study
Oscar Isaac shines in this film’s exploration of William Tell, a gambler who finds peace at the poker table.
Arts, Column
Taxali: Tribeca 2021 Shows New York’s Recovery
Arts staff writer Taxali shares his experience of the Tribeca Film Festival, which took place in a socially distanced, outdoor environment.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Man Standing Next’ Retells Korean Assassination Story
Director and screenwriter Woo Min-ho explores the assassination of Korean President Park Chung-hee in this dramatic film.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Explores Admissions Scandal
‘Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal’ unpacks the corruption of private college counselor Rick Singer and the wealthy families he colluded with.
Arts, Television, Review
South Park Comments on Vaccinations in New Special
Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone get real in this ‘South Park’ episode focusing on the frustrations of vaccinations.
Arts, Movies, Review
A Closer Look at Billie Eilish from Director R. J. Cutler
‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’ fails to escape concert movie tropes while trying to portray a personal story.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Nomadland’ Analyzes the Working Life’s Purpose
‘Nomadland’ explores the possibilities beyond a typical working life in America.
Column, Arts
Taxali: Virtual Sundance Film Festival Revives Cinema
Arts staff writer Taxali describes how the Sundance Film Festival uplifts filmmakers in a remote setting.
