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As far as bingeable YA dramas go, Crew Girl is probably good enough. Following an elite teenage rower, Teagan (Miku Martineau), who joins the varsity boys’…

I have to be honest: As much as I love Ellen Burstyn — and who doesn’t love Ellen Burstyn? — the idea of watching a “lighthearted…

Can a movie be so long-awaited that at some point, people stop waiting for it? For those entrenched in the international arthouse and film festival world,…

French director Stéphane Brizé continues his full-throttled assault on corporate greed and unbridled capitalism in A Good Little Soldier (Un bon petit soldat), the latest in…

Cinematic lyrical poet Victor Kossakovsky (Architecton, Gunda) offers in Holy Wood Dust another distinctive non-fiction meditation on a theme, a work that’s eloquent even if the…

Though the genre did of course exist before 2017, it feels as though Call Me By Your Name kicked off a boom in the dreamy, summertime…

Is Hollywood Drift the Fast & Furious ride we wanted? Attractions Magazine has been following Hollywood Drift since long before anyone could climb aboard. I checked…

Photographs taken by Farah Sosa, provided courtesy of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association. For more than half a century, John Williams has given audiences some of…

Suffering from severe financial inequality and oppressed by the yoke of dictators and oligarchs, the people rise up and storm the seat of government. No, it’s…

There’s a wonderful montage of shots and scenes from across Bernardo Bertolucci’s storied 50-year directing career that dances through time, through eyes, faces, places and shifting…