Anne Cohen

You could make a hundred movies based on each individual frame in Roma: a plane reflected in a puddle is filled with hundreds of people passing through; a

The Favourite is a beautifully decorated Ladurée macaron laced with deadly arsenic. It’s a sensory delight, a delicious morsel of court decadence,

If you're looking for clues about who might be taking home that golden statue at the Oscars this year, look no further than the just released nominations

The world of Mary, Queen of Scots exists in constant juxtaposition: women vs. men, England vs. Scotland, Protestants vs. Catholics. Everyone has their

The first thing to know about Sebastián Lelio's upcoming film, Gloria Bell, is that he's made it before. And not in an A Star Is Born, once every 25

It takes an hour and a quarter for anyone to kiss in Twilight, but the buildup is well worth the wait. In the moments before the fateful moment, Bella

I talk about movies a lot. I talk about the ones I’ve seen, the ones I want to see, the ones I know I’ll hate, that one scene I’m obsessed with, a

Whenever awards season rolls around, I start playing a little game while watching movies featuring truly great performances: Which scene will yield the

According to a recent study by the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, film criticism is a field overwhelmingly dominated by (surprise, surprise) white

There’s a lot of guilt in Luca Guadagnino’s remake of Dario Argento’s 1977 horror classic, Suspiria, a burden of shame borne by a nation, Germany,

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart began composing at the age of 5. He was a prodigy, a child born with a rare artistic gift that was nurtured and allowed to