Articles by Devan Suber

Taken in broad strokes, “Paterson” doesn’t sound like much of a film. It follows a week in the life of a bus driver named Paterson,…

Nadine Byrd is not having the best time. Her life is already terrible enough just being a teenage girl in her junior year of high…

XYLO, an electronic pop duo made up of Chase and Paige Duddy from the suburbs of Los Angeles, opened for The Naked and Famous at…

The Philadelphia Film Society wrapped up its 25th annual Philadelphia Film Festival Oct. 30 with the final group of screenings, including the highly anticipated Korean…

Andrea Arnold’s “American Honey” is one of the few recent films that deserves to be called epic. Not just in its near three-hour running time,…

Since it premiered in England back in 2011, Charlie Brooker’s “Black Mirror” has been hailed as the second coming of “The Twilight Zone,” a sci-fi…

The best way to describe Kelly Reichardt’s new film “Certain Women” is literary fiction made visual. Watching the images appear on screen, it’s easy to…

Barry Jenkins’ film “Moonlight” is a touching, sensitive portrait of a young black man reckoning with his masculinity in the face of a rude sexual…

The famous New Yorker critic Pauline Kael once said in an essay that because we seldom find great art in the movies, we must also…

Ever since it premiered at Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, Nate Parker’s “The Birth of a Nation” has been a fountain of buzz and…