A newly preserved Andy Warhol film documents a combative artist couple the playwright knew. The movie is premiering in MoMA’s To Save and Project.
Category: Movies
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‘The Settlers’ Review: Writing the History of Modern Chile, in Blood
This harrowing drama takes place in Tierra del Fuego, an archipelago in the southernmost part of South America, in 1901.
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‘Self Reliance’ Review: Find a Friend, Save a Life
In this fleetingly amusing comedy, a lonely loser becomes the target of reality-show killers.
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‘Mean Girls’ Review: ‘Get in, Loser,’ Regina George Is Back
Still puffily padded but no longer particularly tart, this shape-shifting classic about the girls you love to hate retains its ingratiating charms.
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‘Household Saints’ at IFC Center: An Italian American Tale
Nancy Savoca’s 1993 film, a mystical, multigenerational Italian American family saga, opens for a revival run at IFC Center.
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‘Driving Madeleine’ Review: A Nonagenarian in Paris
The beloved French singer Line Renaud plays a woman who forms an unlikely bond with a surly cabdriver in this heart-warmer.
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‘Inshallah a Boy’ Review: Where the Male Line Is the Only Line
In this film by Amjad Al Rasheed, a young widow in Jordan strains against the tradition, underpinned by law, that without a man she is nothing.
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‘The Book of Clarence’ Review: Messiahs Wherever You Look
LaKeith Stanfield leads a predominantly Black cast in a retelling of the story of Jesus that’s both irreverent and devoted.
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Marisa Pavan, Oscar Nominee for ‘The Rose Tattoo,’ Dies at 91
The twin sister of the Italian ingénue Pier Angeli, she attempted to avoid the pitfalls of fame that befell her sister’s career.
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Adan Canto, ‘The Cleaning Lady’ and ‘X-Men’ Actor, Dies at 42
In a career spanning more than a decade, Mr. Canto played a range of roles, including a control-obsessed criminal, a poised politician and a fiery comic book hero.
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Norma Barzman, Blacklisted Screenwriter, Dies at 103
After she and her husband, a fellow writer, saw work in Hollywood dry up during the Red Scare, they continued their careers in self-exile overseas.
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Christopher Nolan Leads Directors Guild Nomination
Greta Gerwig is also nominated for “Barbie.” Most but not all of the nominees for this prize often go on to Oscar nominations.