Film Forum

Tense and True, ‘Tower’ Reconstructs America’s First Mass School Shooting

October 12, 2016

Yes, ‘The Battle of Algiers’ Speaks to Our Times, but It’s Also a Filmmaking Astonishment

October 5, 2016

Vital Cop Doc ‘Do Not Resist’ Tracks the Militarization of American Police

by Diana Clarke

October 4, 2016

Bedouin Drama ‘Sand Storm’ Finds the Patriarchy Thriving in Modern Times

by Alan Scherstuhl

September 28, 2016

George Stevens’s Epic ‘Giant’ Returns to Film Forum

by Serena Donadoni

September 28, 2016

Antonioni’s ‘La Notte’ Still Stands As a Sublime Examination of Love and Death

by Sam Weisberg

September 15, 2016

On Femininity as a Prison in ‘Laura’ and ‘Leave Her to Heaven,’ a Great Noir Double Feature

by Angelica Jade Bastién

September 9, 2016

Vision Quest: A Tribute to the Man Who Wrote ‘Ways of Seeing’ Loses Focus

by Melissa Anderson

August 31, 2016

‘Ixcanul’ and a Stellar Doc Find Indigenous Life Pitted Against Modernity

by Alan Scherstuhl

August 17, 2016

Noir-Inflected ‘Sudden Fear’ Is an Underseen Classic Waiting to Be Rediscovered

by Melissa Anderson

August 10, 2016