Vogue

Radhika Seth Vogue Oct 20, 2026 [Making Marie Antoinette is] a cultural artefact that functions as a multi-layered love letter to female filmmaking, and one that will likely be obsessed over and rewatched almost as much as the original movie itself. Go to Full Review Making Marie Antoinette (2026) 100% - -

Corey Seymour Vogue Sep 14, 2026 Don’t Look Back in Anger is both a fastball over home plate...and something of a unicorn: I can’t remember another music film that focused so much on the fans, and on what the music means to them. Go to Full Review Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger (2026) 97% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue Sep 9, 2026 Despite having so much meaty real-life material to sink its teeth into, this is a movie that seems hesitant or unsure of what it wants to do with all those riches. Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue Sep 9, 2026 It’s a laugh-filled romp, the kind of movie that lets you kick back and hang out, reveling in its glorious ’70s aesthetics and painterly cinematography. Go to Full Review Wild Horse Nine (2026) 93% - -

Corey Seymour Vogue Sep 9, 2026 It’s a credit to Djokovic’s confidence that he’s willing to risk exposing so much of himself like this, instead of merely celebrating himself. Go to Full Review Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter (2026) - - - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 20, 2026 Like its hero, this film is hilarious, heartwarming, very silly, riotously entertaining, sometimes grating, and prone to falling over into cliché, but it’s also pretty difficult not to love. Go to Full Review Club Kid (2026) 100% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 20, 2026 Sure, we probably don’t need the horror film within the film...but I, for one, never wanted it to end—a messed-up, queasy-making love child of Emily in Paris and The White Lotus that is guaranteed to provide a raucous time at the theater. Go to Full Review Full Phil (2026) 71% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 14, 2026 ...this is a thrillingly surreal, layered, and unquestionably audacious addition to Schoenbrun’s filmography, and as a glimpse of bigger, bolder things to come, it’s incredibly promising. Go to Full Review Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026) 94% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue Feb 10, 2026 This Wuthering Heights, in its entirety, is a mixed bag that will provoke a barrage of op-eds, and as much outrage as adulation. But it’s also a film that feels seared into my brain... Go to Full Review Wuthering Heights (2026) 57% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue Sep 3, 2025 Marc by Sofia doesn’t claim to be comprehensive, or even the definitive portrait of Marc Jacobs. It’s just a film that’s interested in a lot of different things and will make you more interested in all of them, too. Go to Full Review Marc by Sofia (2025) 73% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue Sep 3, 2025 This isn’t just a film you’ll keep thinking about, it’s one you’ll live with -- and that’s what makes it an astounding cinematic achievement. Go to Full Review The Voice of Hind Rajab (2025) 93% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue Sep 2, 2025 ... [The film's] music, cinematography, costumes, and production design all deserve attention, as does Seyfried, who has always been excellent, but here finally gets a big-screen leading role worthy of her talent. Go to Full Review The Testament of Ann Lee (2025) 85% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue Sep 2, 2025 The production design is sumptuous, the gore gleeful and sometimes abundant, and the special effects eye-popping, but none of this distracts you from the crux of the story...this is [a Frankenstein] adaptation to remember. Go to Full Review Frankenstein (2025) 85% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue Sep 2, 2025 ... if you’re a Yorgos-for-life-r, you’ll find much to enjoy in the heightened performances, pitch-black humor, bursts of gory violence, and bizarre twists, including a mind-melting final sequence. Go to Full Review Bugonia (2025) 87% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 22, 2025 Mescal and O’Connor have their breakthrough moments, too, naturally, but it’s just not enough to lift the film out of its general mood of bleak and desolate austerity, nor to pierce through the gray patina that seems to hang over everything. Go to Full Review The History of Sound (2025) 69% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 22, 2025 [Sentimental Value is] poignant, poetic, frequently surprising, and quietly devastating. Go to Full Review Sentimental Value (2025) 95% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 21, 2025 With Alpha, Ducournau has completed quite the trifecta when it comes to portraying the horrors of being a woman... Go to Full Review Alpha (2025) 57% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 19, 2025 It all results in something that feels incredibly pointless: a literal regurgitation of a time we all remember all too clearly, which revels in its hallucinatory, farcical chaos but features no new, thought-provoking insights or observations. Go to Full Review Eddington (2025) 69% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 19, 2025 It’s a lot of empty provocation; a frantic throwing of things at the wall; much sound and fury signifying nothing... Go to Full Review Die My Love (2025) 74% - -

Radhika Seth Vogue May 19, 2025 With its glut of stars, abundant twists, wild action set pieces, and predictably stunning world building, The Phoenician Scheme is never less than diverting, though some of the more outlandish episodic segments...feel too contrived... Go to Full Review The Phoenician Scheme (2025) 77% - -