
How Sean Penn’s Harvey Milk Turned a Biopic’s Worst Fear Into Its Greatest Strength
A tale of Harvey Milk, the first open gay man to win office in California, whose life and death are rendered by Sean Penn.


A tale of Harvey Milk, the first open gay man to win office in California, whose life and death are rendered by Sean Penn.

A father with an intellectual disability fights to keep his daughter in this touching yet hollow drama.

A film of memory, loss, and the strange shape of human life, tracing the O'Briens of Texas amid the cosmos.

Paul Thomas Anderson's Pynchon-inspired epic One Battle After Another won six Oscars, including Best Picture, and stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn.

A close look at David Fincher's 1997 thriller The Game, from its wooden clown and fake offices to the Jodie Foster casting fight that never happened.

A look at Clint Eastwood's Mystic River (2003): its Charlestown abduction, the .38 Special mystery, Penn and Robbins' Oscar wins, and Eastwood's first score.

Sean Penn's Into the Wild adapts Jon Krakauer's book on Christopher McCandless, with Emile Hirsch and Hal Holbrook. A 7.3/10 review of the 148-minute film.
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