This commentary’s title gives the impression that I’m writing about the 1971 film, “The French Connection,” starring Gene Hackman. I’m not. This is about the utterly insulting relationship between the ...

Thomas Butt is a senior writer. An avid film connoisseur, Thomas actively logs his film consumption on Letterboxd and vows to connect with many more cinephiles through the platform. He is immensely ...

Those who may be daunted by the price tag of the Criterion Collection’s Wes Anderson Archive, a collection of Anderson’s first 10 films in box set form, can rest easy knowing that the label also ...

The day I went to see “The French Dispatch,” it was raining hard in Portland — more than the usual misty drizzle — but a long queue had already formed outside the theater more than 30 minutes before ...

I should start this review with a disclaimer: I’m not impartial here. I was the pretentious thirteen year-old who loved to assert that her favorite movie was Moonrise Kingdom, and I idolized Wes ...

Say adieu to the French program at Valley Jr.-Sr. High School. The New Kensington-Arnold School Board on Tuesday voted to phase out its French programming and create an in-house English as a Second ...

Wes Anderson’s filmography lends itself to two-pronged criticism. His visual language draws the most attention. Any artist so committed to the most granular detail should generate feedback with regard ...