Reviews
Manhunter Final Cut Intimate Action
When Michael Mann’s Manhunter was released in 1986, it landed with a thud. Critics largely dismissed it as prioritizing style
Epic sea journey and adventure
As the summer winds down, we turn our attention to one of cinema’s most ambitious and enduring epics: Christopher Nolan’s
Kore-eda on the visuals of Sheep in the Box
In a world increasingly defined by algorithms and manufactured realities, director Hirokazu Kore-eda is turning his lens toward the most
Leguizamo’s method acting as a blind character in The Odyssey
In the pursuit of cinematic truth, sometimes the most profound insights come not from elaborate scripts but from lived experience.
Roger showing his love for Chaz
There are some stories that don’t just unfold across time; they solidify into something unbreakable. The enduring quality of a
The Map of Longing finds catharsis
Some stories are simply designed to stick with you long after the credits roll. Netflix’s The Map of Longing is
Chicago where music and news beat
Sometimes, the most profound discoveries arrive when you least expect them. For one author, this surreal moment occurred on a
Watching Nolan movies during the pandemic Chaz Ebert
When anticipating Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, it’s easy to look back at his acclaimed 2010 film, Inception, and reflect on
Black Protagonists Transforming Modern Horror TV
In the 2020s, the landscape of horror television is undergoing a fascinating transformation, driven by Black men stepping into roles
Honoring the life of George E Johnson Sr
Some lives leave an indelible mark on the cultural landscape, shaping generations long before their names become household terms. George
Odyssey review a magnificent feat of storytelling
Christopher Nolan has consistently proven that cinema is not merely entertainment; it is an event. With his latest epic, The
Discovering Kyrgyz Cinema: A Visual Journey
As the last rays of sunlight spill across Ala-Too Square, the fourth edition of the Bishkek International Film Festival kicks
Connect at MUBI Fest 2026
MUBI Fest brought its vibrant energy back to Chicago for the third time this year, firmly establishing itself as an
George Lucas blasts Hollywood over AI in movies power
The future of filmmaking is being written in the digital ether, and for some visionaries, that future smells distinctly like
KVIFF 2026 Awards Celebration
There is a profound sense of restoration that follows revisiting a place, especially one as visually intoxicating as Karlovy Vary.
Fruit Gathering Incinerator 3 Weeks After
The latest cinematic landscape reveals a stunning array of stories that linger long after the credits roll. At this festival,
Ride or Die Friends Need a Fake Passport
Ride or Die: Where Best Friends Become Fugitives When you call someone your ride or die, you’re talking about unconditional
10 Fantasia 2026 Films: Freaks, Samurais, and Vampires
The Fantasia International Film Festival is gearing up for its 30th edition, promising nearly three weeks of cinematic immersion from
Sam Neill’s Cinematic Journey 1947-2026
When the news of actor Sam Neill’s passing circulated, the digital world responded with an emotional torrent that was truly
Jeffrey Wright on Basquiat and the “That Guy” story
Finding the Icon: Jeffrey Wright and the Mystical World of Jean-Michel Basquiat When a cinematic performance demands not just an
Golden Pigeons Only Beautiful Things to Look At KVIFF 2026
I recently left Karlovy Vary after a week and a half spent soaking up the region’s beautiful films. Now, I’m
Legendary Career Explored in The Dreamer’s Path
When discussing the legacy of a cinematic titan like David Lynch, it’s tempting to focus solely on his directorial masterpieces.
John Waters: I’ve always been a les bro
There is a certain kind of chaos that defines John Waters’ cinema. It’s a world built on glorious transgression, and
Evil Dead Burn Action Fists in Pockets 1965
Get ready to dive deep into cinema history because this week on Truth & Movies is serving up some truly
Camera as witness Shoot The People review
To truly shoot the people means more than just capturing an image; it involves bearing witness. It means wielding the