Roger Ebert

The last time I went to the Telluride Film Festival it was under vastly different circumstances. Back in 2021, the film world (along with t...

Telluride Film Festival historically incorporates a fair number of documentary features and shorts alongside the main attraction, narrative...

I don’t want to say that this Telluride Film Festival has been more “political” this year than in the past, if only because political is su...

The Venice Film Festival is one of the most essential film events of the year, the bridge to the fall film-going season and an event that l...

It was in 2015 that I received my first invitation to the Venice Film Festival from Peter Cowie, the venerable scholar and critic. His new...

There is always an abundant amount of suspense when it comes to the Telluride Film Festival (TFF) lineup; it is kept secret until the Thurs...

Set in a nondescript working-class suburb of Sweden, “Paradise is Burning” focuses on three sisters whose mother is terminally absent. When...

A ferociously satisfying update of “First Blood” with a rustic Southern setting, “Rebel Ridge” furthers writer-director Jeremy Saulnier’s p...

Being an avid cinephile, attending a film festival has always been a gift of epic proportions. That gift is amplified by being able to shar...

Parida Tantiwasadakran’s “Young People, Old People and Nothing In Between” centers on the friendship between a 7-year-old named Juice (Deed...

SPOILERS FOR ALIEN ROMULUS:Fede Alvarez’s “Alien Romulus,” the latest entry in the “Alien” franchise, is a sturdily constructed movie w...

Today we’re going to celebrate the career of one of the great makers of genre and B-movies, whose robust adventure films and harrowing sci-...

There are few Black film festivals as celebrated or talked about as The Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival, the finest film f...

After a screening of “Babygirl,” the Nicole Kidman showpiece about dominance and submission in the workplace that shook up the Biennale on...

There’s a long-held belief about Hollywood history that, from basically the moment “Heaven’s Gate” nearly bankrupted United Artists in 1980...

The early films of innovative documentarian Errol Morris — “Gates of Heaven,” about pet cemeteries, “The Thin Red Line,” a staggering true-...

10 NEW TO NETFLIX“Fury”“Jack Reacher”“Logan Lucky”“The Man from U.N.C.L.E.”“Man on Wire“Migration”“Pain & Gain”“Pearl”“Room”“The Specta...

If you want to know how difficult it is getting 70mm film prints screened at movie houses these days, just talk to Jerry Blackburn.Blac...

We usually devote our video game coverage at RogerEbert.com to titles with a connection to cinema, whether it’s a series that inspired movi...

The first season of “Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” was one of the biggest swings taken by a major company in the current streaming...

Locarno isn’t a film festival. It’s a pilgrimage. My journey to the legendary festival, which celebrated its 77th edition this year, involv...

The Biennale de Venezia, cinema division—we should not forget that this festival encompasses other forms over the course of a year, includi...

When it comes to comedy, FX has more than earned the benefit of the doubt. Not only have they displayed a willingness to embrace creative v...

The ambition of Ubisoft’s “Star Wars Outlaws” constantly battles with its own execution in a game that’s invigorating and frustrating in eq...