Publications

Claire May Lewis

June 23, 2026

Review: ‘Girls Like Girls’ Brings Hayley Kiyoko’s Hit Song to New Life

In 2015, pop artist Hayley Kiyoko released the song that would become her biggest hit: “Girls Like Girls.” The song is from the perspective o...

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Lists

June 22, 2026

Cozy Contemplation: 12 Moody, Meditative Movies for Cancer Season

The chaos of Gemini Season is left in the glittery dust as the sun shifts into Cancer Season on June 21. It is a time when the days grow long...

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Lists

June 20, 2026

Ouch, My Daddy Issues! Ten Movies to Watch if You Have a Complicated Relationship With Your Dad

Father’s Day is on the horizon and, for some, that may mean a dark cloud looming in the distance. These parent-centric holidays are always ha...

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Publications

June 18, 2026

Review: ‘Mother Future Self’ Exorcises Pain Through Movement

Tori Lancaster’s debut feature film, Mother Future Self, recently premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, and with it, Lancaster has announce...

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DTJ - News Coverage

June 12, 2026

Jeremy Strong Moderates David Wallace-Wells, Margaret Klein Salamon, Michael Greenberg, and Cheyenne on ‘Just Look Up’ at Tribeca and the State of Climate Action

Following the North American premiere of Just Look Up at the Tribeca Festival, Jeremy Strong moderated a panel discussion with journalist and...

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Kasey Dunifer

June 12, 2026

‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Spielberg Returns to His Sci-Fi Roots in Buzzy Summer Blockbuster

Starting a two-and-a-half-hour movie about aliens from the POV of a wrestler getting thrown around in the ring might seem random. But with St...

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Kasey Dunifer

June 12, 2026

‘Mineshaft: The Cruising Murders’ Review: How William Friedkin’s 1980 Film Went From Rejected to Revered

If the community doesn’t accept a film it aims to represent, does it float away forever into the ether of the cinematic zeitgeist? It’s a que...

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Essays

June 12, 2026

40 Years of Saving Ferris: A Look Back at the Impact of ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’

“Yep, I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss i...

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Publications

June 10, 2026

Review: ‘One Woman One Bra’ is a Quiet Masterclass that Paints Beautiful, Tragic Portraits in the Kenyan Countryside 

Last year at the Tribeca Film Festival, I had the opportunity to chat with Zippy Kimundu about her documentary Widow Champion, which focuses ...

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Kasey Dunifer

June 8, 2026

'Crooks' Review: Melora Walters is the Secret Weapon in Mickey Keating’s Crime Thriller out of Tribeca

Premiering at the 25th Tribeca Film Festival, the small-scale crime thriller, Crooks, clocks in at just under eighty minutes as it follows tw...

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Nadia Arain

June 7, 2026

Review: The Scariest Thing About ‘Scary Movie 6’ Is How Unfunny It Is

Years ago, after The Exorcist: Believer (2023) bombed critically and financially, I thought a return from the Wayans brothers with another it...

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Matthew Allan

June 7, 2026

‘Ultras’ Review: A Romanticized Look at the Sub-Culture of Ultras that Feels Selective in Its Perspective

Ragnhild Ekner's documentary Ultras takes audiences across the globe from England all the way to Indonesia, trying to understand the subcultu...

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