André Hereford

Formative Years: Marc Meyers' 'My Friend Dahmer' glimpses the serial killer to come

Years before the world had any dark inkling of a killer they’d call the Milwaukee Cannibal, teenage Jeffrey Dahmer was still just a clever, attractive but socially awkward high-schooler in northern Ohio. He lived with his mother and father and a younger brother. He was loved. And, as depicted in...

Film Review: Uncle Gloria: One Helluva Ride

A formidable woman is ready for her close-up, but the resulting documentary portrait is rough around the edges.

Film Review: The Work

A raw, arresting look at men struggling to better themselves through a prison therapy program, 'The Work' could prove to be too arduous for some.

Film Review: Tragedy Girls

'Tragedy Girls' hits a sweet spot between teen slasher-movie horror and spiky satire.

Film Review: The Departure

A documentary character study of a Japanese former party boy turned suicide counselor, 'The Departure' observes much, and says not enough.

Film Review: Breathe

Mo-cap master Andy Serkis directs this handsomely produced, mildly affecting biopic of Robin Cavendish, polio-stricken advocate for the disabled.

Museum of Modern Art presents wide-ranging program on ‘Black Intimacy’

Motion pictures came hurtling towards the collective human psyche like a steam engine, impacting an audience that might include anyone, regardless of nationality, race, class, gender or spoken language. Moviegoing could universally be a moving experience, the images onscreen explicitly...