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In his weekly newsletter, Los Angeles Times columnist Glenn Whipp disputes the idea that this is a soft year for movies. Plus: “All We Imagine as Light” arrives.
With “All We Imagine as Light,” Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia captures female friendship in rich, evocative detail. The movie won the Grand Prix at Cannes.
With “The Substance,” the star has a hit movie that speaks to the “violence we can have against ourselves in the pursuit of some idea of perfection.”
In his weekly newsletter, Times columnist Glenn Whipp considers “Small Things Like These” as a postelection antidote. Also: “Emilia Pérez” starts streaming.
Los Angeles Times columnist Glenn Whipp checks in on the new movies “Here” and “Juror #2” and remembers Teri Garr in his weekly newsletter.
In his weekly newsletter, Times columnist Glenn Whipp looks at “Conclave” and “Blitz,” awards hopefuls opening in theaters. Both are worth finding.
Times columnist Glenn Whipp shares his review of Sean Baker’s acclaimed new film, “Anora.” Plus an interview with the director and another award for Jane Fonda.
You’d think by now Jane Fonda had won every honorary prize. Nope. The SAG Awards will add to her treasure chest, saluting the actress for her body of work and her humanitarian efforts.
Starring an inspired Mikey Madison, who dominates in the role of a stripper who falls for the wrong guy, Sean Baker’s high-energy comedy comes with a side of sadness.
