Romeo & Juliet ran from May 22 through June 28, 2026 at the Delacorte Theater. By Elazar Abrahams There is a baseline joy to sitting in the Delacorte Theater on a summer night that almost […]
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Nandauri [Israel Film Center Festival]
The 14th Annual Israel Film Center Festival runs June 9 through 16 in New York. By Rachel M. Fresh off an explosive sweep at Israel’s Ophir Awards — including a Best Actress win for the […]
Not Suitable for Work: Season 1 – Review
Not Suitable for Work premiered June 2 on Hulu. By Elazar Abrahams Not Suitable for Work is one of the best television pilots in years, and one of the best comedies in quite a long […]
Storage Wars: Season 16 – Review
After months on hiatus, Storage Wars was back for its 16th season this summer, and the thrill of the auction floor is as irresistible as ever. Premiering on June 7, 2025, the new season came […]
Trainwreck: Poop Cruise – Review
It’s Netflix’s “summer of disaster,” with the streamer rolling out a new documentary each week under the Trainwreck anthology banner. Each of the eight films revisits a real-life event that spiraled out of control, from […]
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha is in performances through June 29 at the Public Theater. By Elazar Abrahams You never quite know what you’re walking into at HA HA HA HA HA HA […]
Tatami – Review
Tatami begins its New York theatrical release on June 13, playing exclusively at the IFC Center. By Elazar Abrahams Sometimes, the timing of what you watch can shape the experience in unexpected ways. Halfway through […]
Echo Valley – Review
Echo Valley hits Apple TV+ on June 13. Despite its marquee stars and intriguing setup, Echo Valley is yet another polished but forgettable Apple TV+ original. It’s the kind of film that feels built for […]
Miley Cyrus: Something Beautiful
Miley Cyrus: Something Beautiful is in theaters for one night only across the United States and Canada on June 12. By Elazar Abrahams I’m not a music critic. I don’t know how to parse production […]
Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy – Review
It’s Netflix’s “summer of disaster,” with the streamer rolling out a new documentary each week under the Trainwreck anthology banner. Each of the eight films revisits a real-life event that spiraled out of control, from […]