Robert De Niro on Bringing Dark American History to Life in Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’
After decades of telling stories set in the American underworld Martin Scorsese reaches a special milestone with “The Irishman…
‘The Current War’: Illuminating Historical Drama Explores Edison-Westinghouse Rivalry
The story of one of the biggest rivalries that most people have never heard of has finally made it to the big screen. “The Current War…
In ‘Greener Grass,’ the Suburbs Have Never Been Weirder
Few feature debuts are as bold and imaginative as “Greener Grass,” a dark comedy satirizing suburban life. Writers/directors Jocelyn…
Filmmaker Taika Waititi and Scarlett Johansson on Satirizing the Third Reich in ‘Jojo Rabbit’
In his follow-up to “Thor: Ragnarok,” filmmaker Taika Waititi has proved that he’s not one to shy away from risks with “…
Bong Joon-ho Talks Cinematic Craft and Tackling Class Divisions in Riveting ‘Parasite’
Bong Joon-ho again proves he is one of modern cinema’s most unique voices with “Parasite.” The impression he gives…
Noah Hawley, Natalie Portman and Jon Hamm Discuss the Existential Crisis at the Center of ‘Lucy in the Sky’
You might say that writer, filmmaker, showrunner, and novelist Noah Hawley, the creative mastermind behind the Coen Brothers-inspired, FX anthology series “Fargo,” as well as…
‘The Day Shall Come’ Uses Satire to Explore When the State Invents Its Own Terrorists
“The Day Shall Come” almost defies easy categorization. It is a farcical comedy with a sharp political mind, full of both slapstick and dashes…
Elizabeth McGovern, Hugh Bonneville and Allen Leech on Returning to the Elegant Halls of ‘Downton Abbey’
Like a family reunion “Downton Abbey” returns to bring back together its vast ensemble and reconnect with its many fans. The plush drama about…