In the dazzling meta-drama “Bitter Christmas,” two filmmakers—one the brainchild of the other—ponder what friends owe one ...

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Many of us are making individual efforts to use our phones less, or to avoid A.I. But we will need to work together.

John Berger’s TV series “Ways of Seeing” popularized a Marxist view of art and made him a star. In his centennial year, his ...

In 2024, the Japanese director’s revival of the famed saga won a surprise Oscar. He describes how he tried to make the latest ...

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The monster-romance movie, starring Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård, is a Chaucerian romp, and, at times, it is even ...