With the approaching 20th year of the Outsider Art Fair in New York next month, or recent shows such as this summer’s Art in the Streets at the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, now is as ripe a time as any to view this documentary.
Anonymous is little more than a showcase for pretty boys to strut about in gorgeous, historically inauthentic costumes, speaking anachronistic lines and participating in fictional events.
There is something exciting happening in communities all over the world, and filmmaker Adam Sjoberg is traveling to the ends of the earth to tell us the story.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II is such an overwhelmingly powerful experience, sweeping up emotions and senses in its tidal wave of sights and sounds, that it well-nigh defies critique of any kind.
Woody Allen’s take on Ernest Hemingway’s beloved memoir.
Sympathy for Delicious considers that universal fist-shake, “why me?”
The Tree of Life aims to portray life itself, the universal drama, in the same way we understand it: by clicking through all of the related videos on the right side of the YouTube page.
A film about one man’s journey to answer some of the most profound questions of life: what’s wrong with our world, and what can we do to make it better?