The Wide Shot

Director Sidney Lumet’s film “Fail Safe” challenged nuclear warfare and the folly of great power competition. The Pentagon sabotaged it.

Jeremy Saulnier’s action thriller offers audiences a more human kind of vigilante hero

The filmmakers involved in “Natural Born Killers” were senselessly accused of inspiring “copycat murders.”

Released on June 25, 2004, Michael Moore’s documentary is still the highest-grossing documentary at the United States box office

Fifty years later, “Chinatown” endures as a classic film involving murder and land and water theft inspired by the California water wars.

The second film in director Alan Pakula’s ‘70s Paranoia Trilogy’ was released 50 years ago. If made today, it would be considered…

Viggo Mortensen uses the American frontier of the 1860s as a backdrop for exploring how women find their strength in a world ruled by men.

George Miller’s prequel is an entertaining spectacle, but how it was developed got me thinking more deeply about the film.

Jane Schoenbrun’s “I Saw The TV Glow” is a strong statement by a filmmaker who won’t be constrained by conventions of American…