Three films reveal the dark side of the California dream.
These diverse films offer important lessons on filmmaking.
Forthcoming adaptations of The Call of the Wild and Martin Eden promise to stay true to Jack London’s characters—and his life.
After a 10-year hiatus, The L Word returns to reflect a changed world.
The peril—and promise—of too many movies, sports events, and television programs to watch.
The iconic film’s futuristic vision of life in 2019 is already in the past.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco wrests lyrical beauty from a tale of gentrification, economic inequality, and homesickness.
Philip Kaufman’s sci-fi masterpiece “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” celebrates pre-tech San Francisco’s soul.
Harold Lloyd creates a buoyant rural fantasyland; Charles Burnett reveals the Deep South in South L.A.
‘My Brilliant Friend’ is a coming of age series that rivals Virgil’s ‘Aeneid.’
We’re sitting and bingeing on filmed entertainment for hours at a time. Does that mean the two-hour movie format is dead?
