There is something about seeing an excellent movie: an event so engrossing, so complex, that you catch yourself thinking: I need more.

There’s some unspeakable beauty — the existence of gay relationships, and their existence as high art — in “Queer” and “Call Me By Your Name.” Films like these romanticize this queer becoming. For the ...

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Love on film has never been simply a romantic subplot; it's a power that forges destinies, defies conventions, and unlocks the most profound depths of human feeling.

In Reva's astonishing metafictional tale (after Good Citizens Need Not Fear), a Ukrainian Canadian writer named Maria Reva attempts to write a novel about Ukraine’s mail-order bride industry on ...

It! Up! (Imagine me chanting that like I’m an audience member on a game show.) It might be an oversight; it might be an intentional slight but either way it’s not your name. “I’ve noticed ...