Alain Guiraudie’s Noir ‘Misericordia’ Is a Queer, Bergman-Esque Interrogation of the Nature of Mercy — Watch New Footage
French auteur Alain Guiraudie is exploring the implications of mercy in his new noir, “ Misericordia .” The title, which literally translates to “mercy,” encompasses the “Stranger by the Lake” ...
The world knows Edvard Munch’s paintings. A new exhibition reveals his personal demons
Lesser-seen works by the Norwegian master behind ‘The Scream’ are on display at the National Portrait Gallery, showcasing a ...
‘The Brutalist’ composer Daniel Blumberg on improvisation, falling out of love with music, and Ingmar Bergman
Composer Daniel Blumberg sat down with Far Out to talk about his award-winning score for Brady Corbet's 'The Brutalist'. Read ...
10 Worst Arthouse Movies, Ranked
From pretentious nonsense like Jean-Luc Godard's Nouvelle Vague to incomprehensible films like Andy Warhol's Vinyl, these ...
Winter is Coming on MSN5d
Review: Severance channels Ingmar Bergman with a visit to a cold harbor
Severance takes a break to catch us up with Harmony Cobel in an immaculately directed episode that lingers on empty spaces.
‘When No One Sees Us’ Is a Rich and Gorgeous Spanish Crime Drama
Even the small characters in this complex and sometimes humorous mystery on Max are rendered with the utmost specificity and ...