Clint Worthington

The inaugural event takes place Wednesday at Lincoln Square's Davis Theater, featuring 11 short films from local, national and international filmmakers.

It's that time of year again, as cinephiles empty their wallets and frantically check their inboxes for gift codes: The Criterion Collection is running a…

This is, ostensibly, how a "Street Fighter" movie should be made. So why isn't it very good?

"Tulsa King" feels, finally, like it's starting to get lost in the literal and metaphorical sauce.

Works remarkably well as a functional, heartwarming coming-of-age story and a case study in Firstman's ability to transition from influencer to actor to filmmaker.

A look back on Facets Chicago's three-day retrospective on the queercore filmmaker's works to date.

The emphasis here is on gameplay, fast and furious and the right kind of frustrating.

The Chicago-set action series, featuring on-location shots around the city, is the number-one show on Amazon's streaming service.

Registration is currently full for "Shorts from the Block: Black Harvest's Chicago Stories," but an onsite waitlist will be available for potential attendees.

Has a surprising amount of heart amid all the profanity and pratfalls.

The star of the Reacher spinoff talks about building her fan favorite character to sustain the weight of her own series.

It's a calling card for its major talent, one that leaves you, in many ways, wanting more.

Sits discomfitingly between exploitation picture and sober-eyed historical race drama, and can't quite find a clear path to either.

In squirming against the discomforts that lie between comfort and possibility, Swanberg delivers a beautiful comeback.

Running from September 17-27, Reeling's 44th year will present 36 feature films and 59 short films from 22 countries around the world, screened primarily at the Landmark Century Centre Cinema.

Reflections on this year's genre festival, and some highlights we haven't mentioned yet.

The comedy works—its limitations come when it tries to juggle those jokes with sex and power.

Christopher Nolan's star-studded historical blockbuster is leading cinephiles to investigate 70mm, IMAX and other large formats for the best way to see the film.

Tales of identity and becoming take both gory and gossamer forms in this latest dispatch from the fest.

Mike Mills looks back on the broader context of his career and to ponder whether the kids are truly all right.