The Village Voice coverage of the "No Kings" march in New York City notes that the fight against Trump's autocracy will be long and hard.

The Village Voice looks at filmmaker Rithy Panh’s latest dissection of Cambodia’s murderous Khmer Rouge regime, "Meeting with Pol Pot." ...

The Village Voice review of Celine Song’s new film, “Materialists,” finds characters who are game for a changes in the rom-com genre.

In the Village Voice, alt singer-songwriter Tracy Bonham recalls a 2024 Joe's Pub gig of insanely catchy tunes by the much-missed Jill Sobule.

The Village Voice looks at "Jaws" and how it portrayed masculinity way back in 1975, when it created the template for summer blockbusters.

The Village Voice reviews "Life of Chuck," which is based on Stephen King's novella and gives us three acts in reverse — plua ...

The review of the "The Phoenician Scheme" in the Village Voice finds that Wes Anderson's eye candy is not as tasty as in the past.

Appearing in the Village Voice, this LA Weekly interview with the Philippou twins discusses how the directors approach horror films.

In the intro to Everything Is Now, the nigh-legendary film critic J. Hoberman quotes the Surrealist painter Max Ernst: “Art is not produced by one artist, but by several. It is to a great degree ...

Bring Her Back, the sophomore effort of sibling filmmaking team Danny and Michael Philippou, is hand-me-down schlock put across with a fair level of panache. It utilizes a supernatural premise ...