Shaun Taxali

Staff Writer Shaun Texali says Sundance 2022 makes the most of its virtual adaptation, with promising film premiers.

In 'The Lost Daughter,' Maggie Gyllenhaal attempts to answer questions about motherhood. Although she ultimately comes up short, the film shows her promise as a writer and director.

Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film invites its audience to 1970s Los Angeles—telling a mesmerizing tale of young love.

Jane Campion makes an impactful return to feature films with her emotional and introspective 'The Power of the Dog' movie on Netflix.

Netflix’s latest documentary dives into the story of three adopted teens returning to China to find their biological parents.

Oscar Isaac shines in this film’s exploration of William Tell, a gambler who finds peace at the poker table.

Arts staff writer Taxali shares his experience of the Tribeca Film Festival, which took place in a socially distanced, outdoor environment.

Director and screenwriter Woo Min-ho explores the assassination of Korean President Park Chung-hee in this dramatic film.

'Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal' unpacks the corruption of private college counselor Rick Singer and the wealthy families he colluded with.

Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone get real in this 'South Park' episode focusing on the frustrations of vaccinations.

'Nomadland' explores the possibilities beyond a typical working life in America.

'One Night in Miami' frames different perspectives on racial injustice through historical fiction.

Wayne Wang's 'Coming Home Again' fails to explore the inner lives, motivations, and contradictions of its characters.

In 'On the Rocks,' Bill Murray and Rashida Jones depict a father-daughter relationship and their generational differences.

'Agents of Chaos' is a startling depiction of misinformation and its consequences in the digital age.

Tom Hanks writes and stars in the war drama 'Greyhound,' a harrowing account of the fight to survive on the high seas.

Romanian director Corneliu Poromboiu's ode to American noir, 'The Whistlers,' takes its viewers on a twisty, fast-paced ride.

Stella Meghie's 'The Photograph' is a refreshing departure from tired conventions of the romantic movie genre.

The thrilling 'Uncut Gems' proves that Adam Sandler is just as adept at drama as he is at goofy slapstick comedy.