The soon-to-be-released independent documentary Leap of Faith deals with a question that will likely be familiar to many members of the Calvin community: “whether we can disagree and still belong to...

Unlike most superhero movies, “Eternals” is not a film that can be fully understood and appreciated after a single viewing. When I first watched “Eternals,” I mainly felt awed and overwhelmed:...

Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” was always going to be an ambitious project. The film is based on Frank Herbert’s acclaimed novel of the same name, which has garnered attention from a variety of notable...

It's not everyday that a blockbuster based on a Calvin alumnus’ book hits theaters nationwide. "The Last Duel," adapted from 1979 graduate Eric Jager's historical true-crime tale, is set in 14th century...

Valdimar Jóhannsson and A24’s “Lamb” is never what you would expect it to be, even when you are watching the film. While an internet search or trailer viewing might suggest horror or fantasy, it...

As headlines break about New York’s Democratic governor Andrew Cuomo dooming thousands of eldery persons to COVID-related deaths, “I Care A Lot” is a fitting watch and a reminder of how easy it is...

Is the romanticization of poverty empowerment for the impoverished? Or is it merely sadist escapism for the wealthy? Based on a non-fiction work from journalist Jessica Bruder, director Chloé Zhao’s...

Netflix’s “Malcolm & Marie,” filmed last June and July, is an emotional rollercoaster that at times feels like an insane mixture of Platonic dialogues, silent movies and indie music videos. It’s...