The Dead Don’t Die is Jarmusch making his first angry-old-man film
There’s a lot to love in Jim Jarmusch’s zombie comedy, but the indie auteur also seems to be working in resigned autopilot mode.
PHOTOS: Red carpet at Cannes 2019
Our on-site paparazzo caught the stars at premieres of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and The Dead Don’t Die, among others.
We saw The Dead Don’t Die premiere at Cannes
Our review of the new Jim Jarmusch zombie movie, a feature debut called Bull and more from the French film festival.
Wes Anderson has made his most flawed but possibly most ambitious film
Isle of Dogs blends the auteur’s dollhouse style and love of Japanese cinema.
The Jungle Book walks the line between darkness and Disney fluff
Jon Favreau’s all-star adaptation of this classic was sold as a grim Christopher Nolan-esque reimagining. It’s not quite that.
Is this how Bill Murray gets an Oscar?
St. Vincent seems tailor-made for awards season. That’s not a good thing.
Wes Anderson delivers more of the same
The director’s latest film, The Grand Budapest Hotel, is as intricate and symmetrical as ever. But it also managed to surprise us.
Film Friday: from Oscar bait to tranny nuns
Our Screen Team takes a look at the weekend’s releases, including Hyde Park on Hudson, Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters, La mise à l’aveugle and Joy! Portrait of a Nun.