Peter Keough

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Nov 3, 2026 Not a documentary per se but an assured and potent docudrama recounting one of the most important cases in the struggle for a woman’s right to choose. Go to Full Review Women on Trial (2026) - - - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Nov 3, 2026 Throughout Fatherland, the cold geometry of ruined architecture and the regimentation of human bodies occasionally yield to expressive faces and unspoiled nature. Go to Full Review Fatherland (2026) 93% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Oct 27, 2026 It is one of the year’s most important documentaries, and it must be seen. Go to Full Review Musk (2026) 96% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Oct 15, 2026 Taut, haunting, and infuriating. Go to Full Review Who Killed Alex Odeh? (2026) 73% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Oct 15, 2026 A bureaucratic dispute epitomizes the dilemma faced by the subject of Maiken Baird’s thorough, engrossing, and conventional Edward Said: Between Worlds. Go to Full Review Edward Said: Between Worlds (2026) 94% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Oct 9, 2026 Boyle grafts a slasher thriller onto his half-baked haunting, surrendering the final third to the grisly antics of a serial killer with a thing for human teeth. Go to Full Review Never After Dark (2026) 98% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Sep 30, 2026 My one quibble — aside from understandable moments of sentiment — is that Yo’s own artwork does not seem to make an appearance. But perhaps the point is that her life itself was the work of art. Go to Full Review Yo (Love is a Rebellious Bird) (2026) - - - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Sep 30, 2026 Sierra compiles footage from the phones of participants, news broadcasts, and other sources to briskly record how events unfolded. Go to Full Review Everybody to Kenmure Street (2026) 100% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Sep 19, 2026 As in Past Future Continuous, the familial and the historical are inseparable—and perhaps inescapable. Go to Full Review mother, you have not died yet. but you will. and when you do, you will finally be alive again. (2026) - - - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Sep 15, 2026 At times The Cycle of Love does fall back on platitudes to make its case. But here those platitudes are earned. Go to Full Review The Cycle of Love (2025) 100% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Sep 8, 2026 It is edited through jarring, whimsically surreal juxtapositions that prove unexpectedly illuminating, while startling revelations emerge through transitions within a single frame—by way of mise-en-scène and sly camera movements. Go to Full Review Filipiñana (2026) 90% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Aug 26, 2026 What is most disappointing about the film is that it offers the spectacle of doomsday without any attempt to understand why it is happening or, more important, why people are so attracted to it. Go to Full Review The Dog Stars (2026) 41% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Aug 26, 2026 For a more elegant and effective feature-length rendition of a similar scenario, check out Dane Elcar’s 2022 gem Brightwood. Go to Full Review It Ends (2025) 93% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Aug 7, 2026 . Long, dialogue-heavy set pieces, enveloped in exquisite mise-en-scène, end in abrupt, elliptical cuts that give the narrative a jerky rhythm, evoking intense cogitation punctuated by sudden revelation. Go to Full Review The Samurai and the Prisoner (2026) 97% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Aug 5, 2026 Wild Inside is not just one of the best documentaries of the year, but one of the best films. Go to Full Review Wild Inside (2026) 100% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Aug 1, 2026 It is a masterful reflection on the passage of time, the vagaries of memory, the inevitability of loss, and the solacing role of cinema. Go to Full Review Remake (2025) 98% - -

Peter Keough Boston Globe Jul 27, 2026 It follows four of these journalists as they travel throughout the country, often in danger, to record its variety, beauty, pathos, and resilience. Defined by tyranny and war for decades, Afghanistan takes on its own identity through their lenses. Go to Full Review Frame by Frame (2015) 95% 100%

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Jul 24, 2026 You can’t help but root for someone who feeds all the local birds and raccoons and other critters who visit her. Go to Full Review Amazing Live Sea Monkeys (2026) - - - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Jul 24, 2026 Cutting fluidly from film to film, from decade to decade, Moss evokes the process of memory itself – free-floating, immersive, transient, yet seemingly eternal. Go to Full Review The Bend in the River (2025) 100% - -

Peter Keough Arts Fuse Jul 16, 2026 Though the original epic begins in medias res and is told in flashback, Nolan, as in previous films, goes even further in deconstructing the narrative structure and undermining the concept of a reliable point of view. Go to Full Review The Odyssey (2026) 94% - -