'Lone Star,' an independent film by John Sayles from 1996, captures the basic absurdity of the Texas-Mexico border and its militarization.

Capitalism is supposed to encourage innovation. But in Hollywood, studios are creating a narrower range of films to avoid taking any risk at all.

Professional wrestling embodies the tension between art and commerce, a tension inescapable in a monopolized industry under capitalism.

Contrary to critics' focus on gender, the film's central premise functions as a metaphor for neurodivergence in general and autism in particular.

Why the classic ’70s sitcom deserves a rewatch in 2024.

No two conflicts are exactly like, but Northern Ireland offers lessons for today’s seemingly intractable conflicts. If the international community can underwrite war, it can also underwrite peace and justice.

Introducing the wonderful world of Soviet films, which deserve revisiting and appreciating.

Revisiting a seemingly pro-corporate “brandopic.”