Pedro Almodóvar’s first book blends reality and fiction
Fall Preview Books The Last Dream By Pedro Almodóvar, translated by Frank WynneHarperVia: 240 pages, $26If you buy books linked on our site, The Times…
‘The Bikeriders’ review: Austin Butler evokes ’60s cool
In the mid-1960s, photojournalist Danny Lyon embedded himself with the Outlaws Motorcycle Club in the suburbs of Chicago, snapping portraits and candid photographs while interviewing…
‘Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’: What’s true, fiction in movie
Warning: The following contains spoilers from “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.” Although the events of World War II have been extensively studied, details are still…
‘The Old Oak’ review: Director Ken Loach’s sturdy compassion
When it comes to the fiercely political British director Ken Loach’s latest film, “The Old Oak,” a bit of classic Hollywood promotional language comes to…
‘The Pigeon Tunnel’ review: Errol Morris meets John Le Carré
The slipperiness of truth is documentary filmmaker Errol Morris’ central subject, as it was for David Cornwell, who wrote our greatest spy novels under the…