Owen Gleiberman is the Chief Film Critic at Variety. He specializes in a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, focusing on films, documentaries, music, and social issues. Owen has been featured in various prominent publications, including Yahoo News, Toronto Sun, and Chicago Tribune Media Group.
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By: Owen Gleiberman
Max Walker-Silverman's film is about the aftermath of a wildfire, but despite its devastating premise the movie is too austere and lacks a motor.
Max Walker-Silverman's film is about the aftermath of a wildfire, but despite its devastating premise the movie mostly just sits there.
By: Owen Gleiberman
It's based on a transcript of Hujar's description of what he did in one day, which in the film becomes anything but ordinary.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Michael Shanks' movie is megaplex-ready, but it's an over-the-top horror film with something on its mind.
By: Owen Gleiberman
It becomes clear from the film that Buckley, who sang like Nina Simone crossed with Robert Plant crossed with a heavenly spirit, could have been a staggeringly huge star.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Body horror is having a moment. Not that it ever went away. It's been with us, in an official gross-out capacity, ever since the term was coined
In a nifty little parable of the pathology of fame, Théodore Pellerin is startling as a celebrity hanger-on who will do anything it takes to hang on.
By: Owen Gleiberman
It's a look at horrific prison conditions, detailed by prisoners on contraband cell phones, that becomes a muckraking murder mystery.
It's a look at horrific prison conditions, detailed by prisoners on contraband cell phones, that becomes a muckraking murder mystery.
The 2025 edition of the Sundance Film Festival was a festival wrapped in a hope inside a grand illusion.
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