Reinventing the Reel: Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Film critic Jay Sizemore writes on why Captain America: The Winter Soldier is a return to form for the Marvel franchise.
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Private Theatre: Oslo, August 31st
Senior film critic Tom Nixon revisits Joachim Trier’s haunting sophomore film about a recovering drug addict.
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The Muslim Protagonist
Sauleha Kamal reports on the second annual Muslim Protagonist Writer’s Symposium at Columbia University.
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Private Theatre: Vamps & Only Lovers Left Alive
Senior film critic Tom Nixon writes on two destined-to-be-dismissed vampire comedies with melancholy undertones.
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Private Theatre: The Deep Blue Sea
Senior film critic Tom Nixon writes on one of this decade’s finest melodramas.
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Reinventing The Reel: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Film critic Jay Sizemore on why Wes Anderson’s latest is “easily the best film of 2014 so far”.
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Private Theatre: Meek’s Cutoff
Senior film critic Tom Nixon writes on why Kelly Reichardt’s Meek’s Cutoff remains one of the best films of the decade so far.
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Reinventing the Reel: Why I Refuse to Watch Video Game Adaptations
Film critic Jay Sizemore is less than impressed with the trend of adapting video game franchises for the movie screen.
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Tracing the Contours of Memory
Samantak Bhadra finds plenty to admire in an exciting debut collection from Shikha Malaviya.
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Private Theatre: Cosmopolis
Senior Film Critic Tom Nixon mounts a defense for the much-maligned Cosmopolis in anticipation of David Cronenberg’s upcoming film Maps to the Stars.
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