Reviews

Deep Focus: Ex Machina

By Michael Sragow

April 22, 2015

Uncanny valley: Alex Garland's coolly perceptive debut tests artificial intelligence and the pleasure principle

Film of the Week: Full Moon in Paris

By Jonathan Romney

April 16, 2015

Something in the air: Pascale Ogier shines in Rohmer's tragicomic, pitch-perfect evocation of Eighties Paris

Deep Focus: Tangerines

By Michael Sragow

April 15, 2015

Zaza Urushadze’s beautifully lensed, Academy Award-nominated drama about the Abkhazian-Georgian conflict takes no sides

Deep Focus: Clouds of Sils Maria

By Michael Sragow

April 9, 2015

Tell it on the mountain: Juliette Binoche and Kristen Stewart grapple with the flux of identity and generations in Olivier Assayas's exquisitely attuned latest film

Film of the Week: Rebels of the Neon God

By Jonathan Romney

April 8, 2015

Side streets: Tsai Ming-liang’s debut feature of disaffected, motorcycle-riding Tapei youth finally gets its U.S. theatrical run

Deep Focus: Furious 7

By Michael Sragow

April 1, 2015

Luxury exports: the deliriously entertaining and increasingly global franchise rides out on a high note

Deep Focus: White God

By Michael Sragow

March 26, 2015

Obedience school: Kornél Mundruczó's moralistic, modern-day parable about outsiders has little bark and no bite

Film of the Week: While We’re Young

By Jonathan Romney

March 25, 2015

How old are you now? Noah Baumbach grapples with ageing gracelessly and questions of authenticity—both documentary and personal

Review: White God

By Max Nelson

March 23, 2015

(Kornél Mundruczó, Hungary/Germany/Sweden, 2014)

Review: While We’re Young

By Emma Myers

March 23, 2015

(Noah Baumbach, U.S., 2014)