'63 Up' filmmaker has been working on documentary series for 56 years
By George Elkind
‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ asks what it means to be nice
‘Lux Æterna’ explores ideas of gender, power, and spectatorship on a witchy midnight movie film set
Netflix’s ‘Procession’ uses a unique storytelling method to explore shattered faith
Cauleen Smith’s ‘Drylongso’ and Amir Naderi’s ‘The Runner’ show this weekend at Cinema Detroit and the DFT
From decades-past Oakland and Iran, two vivid local portraits screen again
Tags: Movies, Movies, Drylongso, The Runner, Cauleen Smith, Amir Naderi, Cinema Detroit, Detroit Film Theatre
‘A Couple’ deals in bygone love and longtime loss
One Tolstoy present, the other in absentia in this Frederick Wiseman film screening at the Detroit Film Theatre
Tags: Movies, Movies, Detroit Film Theatre, Frederick Wiseman
‘Close’ struggles to capture the sense of intimacy it promises
Lukas Dhont’s queer coming-of-age story fails to find a proper structure
Tags: Movies, Movies, Lukas Dhont, LGBTQ movies, Eden Dambrine, Émilie Dequenne, Gustav De Waele
Three quasi-westerns by Kelly Reichardt examine America in Cinema Lamont film series
The works screen at Hamtramck’s Oloman Cafe this month
Tags: Movies, Movies, Cinema Lamont, Oloman Cafe, Kelly Reichardt, Meek’s Cutoff, Certain Women, First Cow
With an anniversary re-release, ‘Titanic’ proves unsinkable
James Cameron’s high-melodrama classic holds up as well as ever 25 years later
Tags: Movies, Movies, Titanic, James Cameron, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Avatar: The Way of Water