February 2018

How Jazz Outlaw Melanie Charles Found Voodoo in Brooklyn

February 28, 2018

Stormy, With a Chance of MAGA

One woman’s brave journey deep into the cleavage of Trump’s America

February 28, 2018

Lunch Rush: Jared Kushner’s Big Investment Plans

February 28, 2018

One Nation, Behind Bars: Examining Prison Culture Through Photography

by Siddhartha Mitter

February 28, 2018

The Neo-Western Noir “Pickings” Features Comic-Book Style and Tarantino-esque Violence

The scion of a family of lady outlaws takes vengeance on a bunch of mob goons in Usher Morgan’s thriller

February 28, 2018

Logan Lerman Plays a Writer Racked With Guilt in “The Vanishing of Sidney Hall”

The cast is good and the dreamy cinematography is lovely. Shame about the other stuff.

by Tatiana Craine

February 28, 2018

In a New Movie Totally Coming Out This Year, a Middle-Aged Professor Is Seduced by an Ambitious, Duplicitous Co-ed

“Submission” is based on Francine Prose’s novel “Blue Angel”

by Alan Scherstuhl

February 28, 2018

Theater archives

The York Theatre Company’s “Subways Are for Sleeping” Revisits a Quaint Tale of Public Transportation

by Elysa Gardner

February 28, 2018

Isabelle Huppert Revives Her Pop Singing Career in “Souvenir”

The actress can express more with a cocked eyebrow or a smirk than many others can with words

by Abbey Bender

February 28, 2018

A Frustrated Office Worker Discovers Reinvention Isn’t So Simple in “Oh, Lucy”

Director Atsuko Hirayanagi’s bracingly funny first feature avoids easy clichés

by Serena Donadoni

February 28, 2018