Like the best of David Foster Wallace’s writing, The End of the Tour is a film both sparkling with the alacrity of life and rife with double binds.
Zero Dark Thirty is a parable of what happens when you sacrifice so much to win the battle that you forget you've lost the war.
The movie begins with a close-up of Woody Allen sputtering into the camera about genius. “Why Emmet Ray? To me,...
An impasse. A quandary. A pickle. A choice. In this issue, we’re looking at dilemmas: the in-betweens and roads not taken, the murky areas, the shades of gray.
I was an anxious kid. I hated the dark. Sometimes, when I was playing in my parents’ basement, my mom...
Bob & Carl & Ted & Alice (1969), dir. Paul Mazursky Woodstock (1970), dir. Michael Wadleigh Touch Me (1971), dir. Anthony Spinelli Computer...
Loyalty to the source material is a curious thing. In modern terms, although it’s clambered for and scrutinized mercilessly by...
I have struggled with the idea of what it means to be grown up. Like so many other so-called adults,...
