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Grand Theft Hamlet is a poignant, entertaining documentary that does well to swerve from sentimentality.

A brief review of two standout features from Friday's Oak Cliff Film Festival: Vulcanizadora and The Vourdalak

The 18th annual Dallas International Film Festival which ran from April 25-May 2. Here are just a few highlights.

Billed as "The Southwest's Premiere Horror Convention Since 2006," Texas Frightmare Weekend took place from May 17-May 19 at the Irving...

A new documentary about Copa 71 is cause for both celebration and absolute rage

Conversations around art too often devolve into well-worn tropes, some variation of: what does this mean, or what is the artist trying to...

The second feature from Léa Mysius follows a young girl with a magical sense of smell Our sense of smell affects how we experience the...

Alain Gomis' documentary of found footage proves a subtle tribute to Thelonious Monk Rewind & Play is more lyric essay than it is jazz...

A loving story told through the phases of one woman's life As part of Black History Month, we are focusing on several films from Black...

Lisa Cortés interrogates the complexities of rock 'n' roll's subversive king As part of Black History Month, we are focusing on several...

A daughter's memory of a last vacation will break your heart in Charlotte Wells' debut Aftersun credit Sarah Makharine In Charlotte...

Over on the podcast, we've been discussing the films of director Paul Schrader. In our first series, we covered his first three films:...