Happy 75th, "Rashomon" (But Which One?)🔒
How Akira Kurosawa’s classic film became the model for truthiness as a cinematic and cultural point of view. (From the WaPo)
How Akira Kurosawa’s classic film became the model for truthiness as a cinematic and cultural point of view. (From the WaPo)
Reviewed this week: "NAZA," "You Can See Everything," "Sense and Sensibility" and more.
Daisy Edgar-Jones and George McKay are the best things in a plain-Jane adaptation -- but that's good enough.
Is Nathan Fielder's 3-hour documentary about Elizabeth Holmes one of the best movies of the year? It's certainly one of the weirdest.
A chilling documentary on the genocide in Gaza holds a mirror up to a nation's illusions.