Peter Gray

It has been a colossal week for new releases, and this week we’ve had a hard time whittling our choices down to ten new tracks to add to our Discovery Playlist, available on Spotify and Apple Music. Our Track of the Week goes to Gang of Youths, who make a magnificent return with “Things Take...

For Connor Finch , the key to understanding Jack in Bookish has always been deceptively simple: he's a working-class kid who learned to survive because nobody gave him much of an alternative.

More than a quarter of a century after Memento announced Christopher Nolan as one of cinema's most audacious storytellers, the fractured psychological

After more than a decade away from feature filmmaking, Gregg Araki returns with I Want Your Sex , and the wonderfully provocative filmmaker has lost none of his appetite for pushing buttons.

History may be written in retrospect, but Annemarie Jacir has little interest in treating it as something safely contained in the past.

For Olympic gold medalist Jessie Diggins, the “pain cave” has long represented the place an elite athlete willingly enters when the body is screaming to stop, but the mind insists it can keep going.

There's a fascinating film buried somewhere within The Dog Stars . It's quieter than its marketing suggests, more interested in grief, loneliness

Thanks to Maslow Entertainment, we have 5 double in-season digital passes (Admit 2) to see an intimate and cinematic portrait of one of Australia's

Bruno Mars is officially heading back Down Under, and he's bringing some very good company with him.

Apple TV's Dark Matter has always used its high-concept science fiction to ask deeply human questions.