by Sydney Hawkins Why did you undermine Edsel? How did the “working man’s friend” become the enemy of Labor? Why did you hate Jews? These are three of the 10 questions posed to the ghost of Henry Ford in a new film produced,…

Ted Lasso goes John Wick in this baroque crime thriller from 'Big Bad Wolves' director Aharon Keshales. by Frank Scheck Jason Sudeikis has been cast in dramatic roles before, but nothing quite like the latest feature from Aharon…

Starring Gael García Bernal and Vicky Krieps, the filmmaker's latest contrasts a lush tropical destination with a baffling disease of the flesh. Rated PG-13, 1 hour 48 minutes by John DeFore Landing somewhere between The…

by Sherri Linden Returning to the Ethiopian city of her childhood, a first-time filmmaker creates an immersive portrait of the land and its people. When Jessica Beshir was a teen, her family fled the political unrest in Ethiopia for…

Editor's Note: According to the Ann Arbor Summer Festival's most recently-released 990 tax forms, the organization lost almost $60,000 on revenue of $1.2 million, revenue which was down from $1.5 million the preceding year. According to…

by Frank Scheck You'll find it hard to walk past a homeless person again after seeing this disturbing documentary.  105 minutes The growing crisis of youth homelessness is explored in Rotimi Rainwater's documentary, executive…

by Christopher Porter Washtenaw County is renowned for its cinema events, from the predominant Ann Arbor Film Festival (March) and the Sundance/Cannes/etc.-affiliated Cinetopia (May) to the…

by Todd McCarthey Kathryn Bigelow's latest effort is a docudrama about the 1967 Detroit riots, focusing on a specific incident of police violence against a group of black men at a hotel. Rated R, 143 minutes A particularly…

by Michael Rechtshaffen Rated PG, 91 minutes The ninth book in Jeff Kinney's graphic novel series becomes the fourth film in the successful big-screen franchise. After a five-year break, the Heffley family is back in action —…

by Peter Debruge This powerful story of a woman who hides Jewish refugees in her husband's zoo curiously leaves us caring more about the animals than its human souls. MPAA Rating: PG-13. Running time: 125 MIN. When it came to…