David Ehrlich is the chief film critic at IndieWire. With a focus on film reviews and rankings, David's work has also appeared in various publications such as Yahoo News, Pharmaceutical Executive, and Yahoo Sports. He provides insightful analysis and critiques on a wide range of movies, from blockbusters to independent films.
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By: David Ehrlich
From a Japanese action thriller to a Latvian animated wonder, these films will help spirit you out of the country for a couple of hours.
By: David Ehrlich
· 1-min read Netflix may get most of the attention, but it's hardly a one-stop shop for cinephiles looking to stream essential classic and contemporary films.
By: David Ehrlich
"Ghost Cat Anzu" earns its comparisons to "Spirited Away," even as it defies them at every turn.
By: David Ehrlich
Fully supported by Humphrey Bogart's estate, Kathryn Ferguson's documentary is perhaps too authoritative for its own good.
By: David Ehrlich
“ Pivot ” feels like too small a word for director Amber Sealey's decision to follow 2021's “No Man of God” — an unsettling chamber piece about the
By: David Ehrlich
· 7-min read There is no happiness on this Earth more primal or profound than having a baby, and yet the expectation to do so has
By: David Ehrlich
McKenzie stars as embryologist Jean Purdy in a breezy period piece about a scientific breakthrough that society is still struggling to accept.
By: Wilson Chapman, David Ehrlich
From "Fury Road" to "Magic Mike XXL," these sequels leveraged their franchises to take bold chances and create something truly spinoff special.
By: David Ehrlich
Filmmaker and photographer Rachel Elizabeth Seed doesn't have any memories of her mother, the renowned journalist Sheila Turner Seed, who died of
By: David Ehrlich
The following article is an excerpt from the new edition of “ In Review by David Ehrlich ,” a biweekly newsletter in which our Chief Film Critic
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