By Chase Hutchinson
There is unlikely to be a love story this year that's as violent, weird and chaotic as Love Lies Bleeding. Filmmaker Rose Glass has made a work that goes from gently embracing its eccentricities to gleefully crushing them in its big, beefy arms...
Mark Wahlberg teams up with a cute canine for the uninspired sports drama Arthur the King
By Josh Bell
Prep for the 96th Academy Awards with our predictions and roundup of overlooked favs
By Seth Sommerfeld
Dune: Part Two is a grand science fiction epic led by a compelling leading duo in Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya
Before Denis Villeneuve, two unconventional auteurs made flawed attempts to bring Dune to the big screen
Faith-based drama Ordinary Angels tells an empty feel-good story
Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan are delightful in Ethan Coen's long-awaited Drive-Away Dolls
Madame Web strands Dakota Johnson in an inert superhero origin story that plays like a death knell for the genre
Military thriller Land of Bad mixes basic action with rote patriotism
Highlighting the standout films from the 2024 Spokane International Film Festival
By Seth Sommerfeld, Samantha Wohlfeil, Colton Rasanen and Eliza Billingham
Best Picture Oscar nominee The Zone of Interest finds horror in mundane indifference
Orion and the Dark sees writer Charlie Kaufman smuggle in his unique sensibility to a sweet animated Netflix film
The Spokane Jewish Film Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary
Spotlighting four standouts from the 2024 Sundance Film Festival that should hit our big screen soon
American Fiction works as both a sharp satire and an affecting family drama
I.S.S. sees Ariana DeBose do the acting thing well enough, but the rest of this science fiction thriller remains adrift.
Poppopalooza fest memorializes Poppo the poodle, a local pup who starred in many short parody films
By Madison Pearson
The Book of Clarence is a bold but chaotic attempt at a new kind of Bible story
Four Daughters is a captivating documentary defined by devastating absence and how we make sense of it
Before heading into a new cinematic year, our critics take shots at some of their least favorite films served up last year
By Seth Sommerfeld, Josh Bell, Chase Hutchinson, Nathan Weinbender, Maryann Johanson and Jason Baxter
The Best of the Inlander's 2023 Screen Coverage
From Barbenheimer to Dreamin' Wild to Zelda, here are some of the year's biggest Screen section stories
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