SEPTEMBER 07, 2022

'See How They Run' Review: Saoirse Ronan Charms in Mostly Humdrum Whodunit Sam Rockwell and Adrien Brody also lead this star-studded murder mystery, an Agatha Christie homage that lacks her finesse.  By Jude Dry

How 'What We Do in the Shadows' Made a Perfect Season by Taking Big Swings on Bat(!)sh*t Ideas Showrunner Paul Simms tells IndieWire how Season 4 became an indelible feat of imagination.  By Ben Travers	'Dead for a Dollar' Review: 2nd Time Isn't the Charm for Christoph Waltz as a Western Bounty Hunter Overplotted, yet somehow still a hangout movie, Walter Hill's new Western is elevated by its moral dilemmas.  By Sophie Monks Kaufman

'Saint Omer' Review: Alice Diop Reorients a Horrifying True Crime in Her First Narrative Outing Venice: Although technically a work of fiction, “Saint Omer” is fiercely documentary-like in its concerns.  By Sophie Monks Kaufman	'My Policeman' Trailer: Harry Styles Breaks Emma Corrin's Heart in Queer Love Triangle Styles stars as a closeted cop torn between his wife and lover in a decades-spanning romance, directed by Michael Grandage.  By Samantha Bergeson

	After Telluride and Venice, the Oscar Best Picture Race Remains Wide Open People couldn't stop debating “TÁR" and there was a lot of talk about "Women Talking," but the race remains up for grabs.  By Eric Kohn and Marcus Jones
	'Top Gun: Maverick' Is #1 on Every Conceivable Platform As theaters struggle without new releases, the VOD charts look a lot like the box office top 10.  By Tom Brueggemann
	Showtime's Trashy 'American Gigolo' Series Isn't for Fans of the Film After a troubled production, the Jon Bernthal-starring series abandons Paul Schrader's vision for a paint-by-numbers antihero drama.  By Ben Travers
	Is 'House of the Dragon' Violence Realistic? Medieval Scholars Break Down the Horrors “Dragon" wants to outdo itself with graphic spectacle. Experts tell us about the accuracy of its visceral violence.  By Proma Khosla
	'Don't Worry Darling' Review: Florence Pugh Burns Down Olivia Wilde's Dollhouse Venice: Everyone, save for Pugh, Chris Pine, and a stellar below the line team, should worry. A lot.  By Kate Erbland