Incoming! Imaginary Worlds, Japanese Ecology, and Nasty Mail
Arthouse horror-thriller “I Saw the TV Glow,” British comedy “Wicked Little Letters,” and other movies coming soon to local theaters.
Noah Baumbach’s “White Noise” Is a Carefully Calibrated Blend of Deadpan Humor and Affectionate Satire
“White Noise” doesn’t behave like a traditional feature film of any genre. You don’t know what the next moment will bring. That’s what makes it so thrilling, so absurd, and so weirdly familiar.
In “The Fabelmans,” Steven Spielberg Draws Back the Curtain on His Childhood and Budding Love of Film
This is the director’s most personal film, no doubt, but for longtime admirers, it’s second-tier Spielberg all the way.
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” Tells a Stirring Story of Communal Grief
As we remember T’Challa and the life of Chadwick Boseman, the film’s end lives up to its name, Wakanda Forever. With a delightful surprise, it breaks the melancholy mood and reminds us that the Black Panther will forever live on.
“Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song” and “I Love My Dad,” Reviewed
A jubilant documentary and a cringe-inducing comedy about a catfishing father.
The Summer Promises a Strong Slate of Outdoor Films
Outdoor films may have taken off out of necessity, but they provide a unique cinematic experience.
Jenny Slate and Charlie Day Revive Romantic Comedy Formulas In ‘I Want You Back’
Their plan is so crude, outrageous, and morally bankrupt that clearly it’s bound to blow up in their faces spectacularly. But that’s precisely why we tune in.
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In Its Search for Historical Truth, Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Parallel Mothers’ Is Lush with Twists, Curves, and Swerves
This is top-shelf filmmaking but again, those colors! Pedro Almodóvar clearly lives in a different world than the rest of us poor bastards.
“The Greatest Film Series in the World” Returns to The Carolina Theatre This Winter and Spring
For nearly half my life, this series, which launched in the fall of 1998, has been a friend.
Winston-Salem Theater A/Perture Cinema, Is One of Sundance Film Festival’s Seven Satellite Screening Locations
The downtown movie house will show eight of the festival’s feature films and three shorts during the last weekend of Sundance, January 28–30.
Actor Mahershala Ali’s Star Power Is in Overdrive in ‘Swan Song’
Is this the deepest film ever made? Hardly. But it’s beautiful and thought-provoking and sad. Its central question will stick with you for days after.
A New Documentary Offers an Intimate Portrait of Julia Child, the Trailblazing Chef Who Elevated American Cooking
The success of Julia is that filmmakers Julie Cohen and Betsy West, the Oscar-winning duo behind ‘RBG’ and ‘My Name Is Pauli Murray,’ realized Child’s story didn’t need much dressing to shine.
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