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Group of people sitting around a table in a dimly lit room.
Review

Women Talking

by Lillian Crawford

A group of women in a remote Men­non­ite colony meet in secret in Sarah Pol­ley’s mov­ing adap­ta­tion of Miri­am Toews’ novel.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
Monochrome portrait of a mature man with a long beard in a pensive gaze, set against a dark background.
Review

The Tragedy of Macbeth

by Charles Bramesco

Den­zel Wash­ing­ton and Frances McDor­mand take on the most infa­mous pow­er cou­ple in lit­er­ary his­to­ry, care of Joel Coen.

5
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Cluttered vintage office interior with bookshelves, furniture, and several people, including a man in a bow tie and an older man.
Review

The French Dispatch

by Hannah Strong

Wes Anderson’s New York­er-inspired anthol­o­gy film is a metic­u­lous­ly-craft­ed love let­ter to the art of mag­a­zine journalism.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
Two silhouetted figures embracing, in close intimate contact, black and white image.
Festivals

The Tragedy of Macbeth – first-look review

by Charles Bramesco

Some­thing Coen this way comes… Den­zel Wash­ing­ton and Frances McDor­mand star in this inno­v­a­tive take on the Bard.
Two silhouetted figures embracing, in close intimate contact, black and white image.
Incoming

Full of sound and fury, the first trailer for The Tragedy of Macbeth is here

by Charles Bramesco

Den­zel Wash­ing­ton plays the Thane of Caw­dor, and Frances McDor­mand is his schem­ing wife.
Two silhouetted figures embracing, in close intimate contact, black and white image.
Incoming

Tomorrow creeps in its petty pace in the first image from Joel Coen’s Macbeth

by Charles Bramesco

Den­zel Wash­ing­ton assays the Scot­tish noble and Frances McDor­mand is his schem­ing wife in the NYFF opener.
A person with dishevelled hair wearing a green jacket, leaning on a car window against a cloudy evening sky.
Review

Nomadland

by Hannah Strong

Chloé Zhao goes three for three with this extra­or­di­nary chron­i­cle of life on the fringes of Amer­i­can society.

4
Anticipation
5
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
Woman in gold patterned dress on stage, giving a speech.
Incoming

Frances McDormand and Guillermo Del Toro were the 2018 Oscars MVPs

by Hannah Strong

The world was watch­ing a lit­tle more close­ly last night as the first post-Wein­stein Acad­e­my Awards took place.
A middle-aged woman with a serious expression on her face, looking pensive and lost in thought.
Review

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

by David Jenkins

Frances McDor­mand goes on the war path in direc­tor Mar­tin McDonagh’s sen­sa­tion­al latest.

4
Anticipation
5
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
Illustration showing a quaint town with houses, trees, roads, and various other elements. Vibrant colours, including blues, reds, and neutrals, create a whimsical and charming composition.
Interviews

Masters of War: Martin McDonagh on Frances McDormand

by Adam Woodward

The British writer/​director extols the many virtues of the star of his new film, Three Bill­boards Out­side Ebbing, Missouri.