Robert Abele

As blunt methods for complex problems go, the Trump administration's decision to tackle immigration by wresting thousands of children away from

As fun or scary as it is to ponder, we are likely not living inside the Matrix. But cinematically speaking, we are certainly living in a post-“The

As an anguished artist and family man pushed to confront unresolved pain, the great André Holland moves through “Exhibiting Forgiveness” like someone

If you're curious what really happens when world leaders assemble to reach consensus about global problems, go read a book about it.

It's a strange, seesawing time for labor rights and union power. On the one hand, workers' concerns are hitting new highs across many sectors, while

It's a single-issue presidential election for a galvanized percentage of Americans who see the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v.

The Nazis' relentless aerial bombing of London during World War II tore up the city at the same time it brought its people together — physically, out

Does a small-scale human drama now qualify as an eccentric, unclassifiable studio release? Even if it's directed by Hollywood icon and Oscar-winning filmmaker Clint Eastwood?

Directed by Jacques Audiard, a Frenchman attuned to the internal turmoil of conflicted criminals, the film becomes more than the sum of its spicier elements.

Directed by Jacques Audiard, a Frenchman attuned to the internal turmoil of conflicted criminals, the film becomes more than the sum of its spicier elements.