Martin Scorsese's 1985 black comedy remains the director's most bizarre work to date.
‘After Hours’ Review: A Hitchcockian Comedy from Martin Scorsese
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‘Queen & Slim’ Review: A Gripping, Yet Frustratingly Safe Tale of Survival
Melina Matsoukas's first feature film is a harsh, but frustratingly safe look at the means to survive on the run at the hands of police brutality.
‘GoodFellas’ Review: Confronting a Life in False Glamour Right In Front of Your Eyes
As far back as any can remember, Martin Scorsese's 1990 classic remains every bit as seminal as ever.
‘Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me’ Review: The Death of Innocence in a World of Blue
David Lynch's prequel to his beloved television show is a harrowing portrait of trauma and suffering.
‘Atlantics’ TIFF Review: Mati Diop’s Feature Directorial Debut is Hauntingly Gorgeous
Mati Diop's feature directorial debut is ethereal in every sense of the word.
‘Watership Down’ Review: A Haunting, Beautiful Tale of Survival Upon Certain Doom
Martin Rosen's feature film debut is a dark, yet optimistic fairy tale.
‘Waves’ TIFF Review: Trey Edward Shults’s Third Film is a Beautifully Chaotic Family Melodrama
Trey Edward Shults returns to familiar territory for his third film in order to create a chaotic vision.
