Last week, we announced that my late husband, Roger Ebert, and his longtime partner in criticism, Gene Siskel, will be ...

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Like many episodes of HBO’s hit period drama “The Gilded Age,” season four opens up with a wedding. This time, it is an ...

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Top-notch production values, a remarkable ensemble, and sharp thriller plotting allow “Nocturne” to escape the shadow of its ...

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The flickering lights that powered this year’s Busan International Film Festival have faded, but the memories of this 31st ...

Feeling that he can no longer live a fulfilling life under his current circumstances, he has decided that he is going to take ...

We look at three films from the festival's New Directors Competition, which draw from personal, diverse experiences.