Film

When you’re stuck at home with nowhere to go, a good movie and a new perfume are the ultimate escape. Why not throw in some luxe jewels for good measure?

Nia DaCosta, the director of the upcoming Candyman, knows it’s all fake, but she’s not tempting the devil. Photographed by Shaniqwa Jarvis.

The long-awaited sequel to Sacha Baron Cohen's 2006 mockumentary about a certain Kazakh journalist is as funny, but less effective.

David Byrne's acclaimed Broadway show—now a movie by Spike Lee—is a fascinating case study for the concert film subgenre’s limits and possibilities.

The titular character of the 1979 Werner Herzog film is a tragic, blood-sucking ghoul who is also stylish!

In the new award-winning documentary "Feels Good Man" filmmakers Giorgio Angelini and Arthur Jones carefully examine Pepe the Frog’s fraught and fascinating legacy.

The actress talks about her latest role in the heady thriller, and shares a photo diary spanning multiple cities and years.

The cult filmmaker chats with GARAGE in anticipation of her Metrograph retrospective.

Or, how to look kind of miserable while you're out and about in a beautiful place.

Wearing an all-black outfit, the woman who puts a curse on Cher at the airport knows a thing or two about how to bust a great fit.

Watch her latest "First Cow," now streaming, then escape your city-life by making your way down the rest of her oeuvre.

The Italian label has just released a short film by Tyrone Lebon that explores masculinity and identity and in the process allows a peek into the mind of creative director Daniel Lee.