By Alex Vitti
How Czechoslovakia created some of the most interesting film art.
An exhaustive video essay examines the emotional struggles of the men across this auteur’s filmography.
The genre’s supporting characters consistently steal the show.
A crude film that punches down on the audience most likely to enjoy it.
How the British comedienne has created a new archetype for women in media.
The obvious choice is sometimes the right one.
Three fine examples of filmmakers bringing their memories to life for audiences.
The duo’s shockingly human characters push the audience to question their innate support of a protagonist.
Films like ‘The Big Sick’ highlight the glaring blind spot the Academy has towards the lighthearted genre.