If you’ve ever wanted, in a non-ironic, non-hipster sort of way, to attend a semi-pro wrestling match in small-town North…
Directed by Daniel Schneidkraut, Invincible Force first presents itself as some YouTube video diary from a slovenly metalhead janitor in…
Considered an infomercial for cult animator Bill Plympton, the documentary Adventures in Plymptoons! suffers from two main defects. First, there…
It’s obvious that Jason Segel has a face for comedy. He’s got a lumpy, sad-sack mug with a dozen inflections…
A Taiwanese sculptor presents history as if recently unearthed.
“Books should smell good,” says Gerhard Steidl. That they do, when made by the famed German printer of art and…
“I really dislike music,” says a cop ironically named Amadeus, and this ingenious Swedish comedy soon makes it clear why….
Recent archaeology at the Frye.
If I said “Eskimo hip-hop crime tale,” would that send you running to the nearest sunny beach? Shot on location…
This big show gives us the famous art, plus context, but not the man.
Tucked in the dark back gallery at the group show Devouring Time is a four-panel video installation in which a…
Ewan McGregor previously worked with director David Mackenzie on the 2003 Young Adam, which featured frank sex, frontal male nudity,…
Alcohol, opera, first dates, and more:
our guide to the new season.
In his new thriller, Matt Ruff imagines the Arab world under siege by American terrorists.
Susie J. Lee renders duration and decay with video and diodes.
Your best video-and-alcohol pairings.
A local venue guide.
Aging punks were the recent subject of The Other F-Word (i.e. fatherhood), and aging punks are again the subject of…
Richard Burton lives! An arthouse mashup of The Odyssey and England’s colonial immigration wave following World War II, The Nine…
A mural’s about to be made homeless again.
