Film
Review: ‘The Worst Person in the World’ investigates the perpetual uncertainty of adulthood
Norwegian director Joachim Trier’s third tribute to Oslo, “The Worst Person in the World,” follows Julie as she navigates self-love, romance and the intersection of the two.
Free movies through Bobst: Navigating NYU’s wide range of streaming services
As competing streaming services become more expensive, it’s hard to know which ones to choose. Consider checking out the myriad of free streaming databases available through Bobst.
To see in NYC: ‘The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance’ at the Museum of the Moving Image
John Ford’s classic late-era Western screens Feb. 18 at the Museum of the Moving Image as part of the series “The Legend of Woody Strode.”
Recap: ‘Euphoria’ S2E6: Justice for Maddy Perez and to hell with Nate Jacobs
Episode six of the second season of “Euphoria” sees the show’s protagonist come to terms with her flaws. “Euphoria” airs on HBO Max, with new episodes debuting every Sunday.
Review: ‘Scream’ brings back the whodunit genre in the most nostalgic way possible
The fifth film in the “Scream” franchise introduces new characters and warms the heart by bringing back the original Ghostface ass-kickers. “Scream” is currently playing in theaters.
‘Red Psalm’ is a revolutionary musical masterpiece by a Hungarian visionary
Fifty years after its release, Miklós Jancsó's magnum opus remains a visual triumph with an urgent social message.
Staff Recs: Anti-Valentine’s Day films
The Arts Desk recommends the best films to protest Saint Valentine’s Day.
Recap: ‘Euphoria’ S2E5: Rue Bennett struggles with the reality of addiction
“Euphoria” season two, episode five offers viewers a harrowing look at addiction. “Euphoria” airs on HBO Max, with new episodes debuting every Sunday.
Oscar nominations 2022: Streaming takes center stage during the awards’ biggest test yet
The 94th Academy Award nominations were released on Tuesday. The full list of nominations is a strange mix of questionable picks haunted by a long list of snubs.
Five movies to watch if you wanted more from ‘The Lost Daughter’
Maggie Gyllenhaal's “The Lost Daughter,” starring Olivia Coleman and Dakota Johnson, explores young motherhood and its impact on identity. Here are some movies that do that better.
Review: ‘The Girl’ is a landmark of feminist filmmaking
The debut film by trailblazer Márta Mészáros is an insightful examination of the repression of women in Hungary in the 1960s. The film played as part of Film at Lincoln Center’s retrospective of the famed Hungarian feminist filmmaker.
