This portrait of an icon passes the time without revealing much about its subject.
Jafar Panahi’s second film made under house arrest is a riveting meditation on censorship and defiance.
Crass gross-out and empty nostalgia fuel this garbled road-trip comedy to the vaunted Walley World.
From Dr No to Skyfall, Bekzhan Sarsenbay explores the trends and motifs of a movie institution.
His role as good-ol’-boy Conrad Vig is one of the great examples of directors acting.
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