Wes Anderson

If we are perennially doomed to live in a world where art is advertising and advertising is art, one the best possible outcomes would be a collaboration between Yves Saint Laurent and Pedro Almodóvar. “Strange Way of Life” sets out to scratch this incredibly niche itch — but can’t quite reach all the way.

Again and again, “Asteroid City” raises the question: What is the artist’s role in their own work?

In “Spencer,” Kristen Stewart delivers undeniably the most talked about performance of the year, and it's not difficult to see why.

The fall’s deluge is only getting started, however, and film beat reporters Joy Diamond and Dominic Marziali have a few more for your consideration.

It is the most comforting movie in some time, a dose of a homey direction in which everything is laid out for viewers.

Here's a guide to some of the most exciting 2020 movies that are finally coming out in 2021 after being delayed due to the pandemic.

In honor of Saoirse Ronan's 26th birthday, we at the Clog have cooked up a quiz to help you determine which of the four-time Oscar-nominated actress's films to watch.

We've decided to compile you a playlist to capture the unique feeling of a summer getaway, whether or not you're actually getting away.

Wes Anderson doesn’t have a “bad” movie in his oeuvre, but he does have a few weak spots. He’s the kind of writer-director you either love or hate.

Derivative in ways that range from unimaginative to irresponsible, Wes Anderson's "Isle of Dogs" is a minor work of major hubris.