Alejandra Martinez

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"The Idea of You," adapted from Robinne Lee's book, runs with the power of leads Anne Hathaway and Nicholas G…

The multiple Oscar-nominee Diane Warren's process, personal struggles and triumphs are spotlighted in new doc…

For Valentine's Day, the Letterboxd crew reminisce on ten of our worst dates at the movies, from foot lotion …

Action grandmas, devoted daughters, cantors in crisis, Irish-language rappers, and Jesse Eisenberg and Riley …

Sundance 2024: Discovering the rich inner lives of mediums is at the heart of this thoughtful documentary fro…

Sundance 2024: Sam and Andy Zuchero's directorial debut is a multilayered love story about what humanity's le…

Sundance 2024: Oakland underdogs are the centerpiece of Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck's anthology film

As film fans board the free shuttles for the year's first big festival, our Sundance 2024 correspondents set …

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Tears of the Black Tiger understands that when you're in love, every stake and sensation is elevated to the h…

The eye of the storm can feel like home when storm chasers and family diners bring back childhood memories.

When I watched Turning Red for the first time, I had an idea about what to expect. Disney/Pixar have rooted t…

Caan's commitment to making Frank an imperfect, vulnerable person gives THIEF its beating, broken heart.

Today we're covering Sakaomi Yuzaki's She Loves to Cook, and She Loves to Eat: a gorgeous, sweet yuri manga a…

Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets starts with a blank screen, and then a sermon: "You don't make up for your sin…

Austin writer Amy Gentry's suspenseful new novel blends feminism with mystery, drawing on Gentry's experience…

Growing up, Cristina Ibarra spent hours in her father's junkyard watching him as he built working vehicles ou…

"The Skeleton Twins" is an excellent exploration of the brother-sister dynamic, supported by great performanc…