It’s taking longer and more out of me to make these videos each year, but I don’t think I’ll ever stop. It’s my annual love letter to the movies. The over 60 films showcased represents the best last year had to offer: from genre blockbusters to tender stories of star-crossed love to unknowable horrors. Here is A Year in Film 2023. In 4K.

I'm late as usual, but I spent more time than ever on my annual passion project edit: A Year in Film. It took over 75 hours of work across three months, but it's finally done and — for the first time — in 4K. The film industry came roaring back in 2022: Big budget blockbusters came out to play in full force, first-time filmmakers brought their A-game, and old masters returned with a vengeance. It was an absolute delight to journey through the year’s cinema, and I hope you'll join me as I take you through 2022 one more time. With feeling.

2020 was a tough year, but movies are still alive - in some regards, they’re thriving. 2020’s A Year in Film mashup is a celebration of cinema’s resilience, but it also aims to capture the melancholy of our times: Heartbreak, bittersweetness, and horror take a front seat in last year’s edit. Don’t let anyone tell you there weren’t enough releases in 2020; this was a year where movies - whether through VOD or streaming - were a perfect escape from the chaos right outside our windows. So pull up a seat and bust out the popcorn as we take one last look at the films of 2020…