Following a release in various areas of the world, David Cronenberg's Maps to the Stars will finally be arriving in U.S. theaters (and VOD services) this mo...
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There is conservative and then there is conservative. Old Fashioned, released as a kind of counter-programing to another very creepy picture about contractual m...
A Day in the Country, Jean Renoir's 1936 impressionist image of past frivolities drowning in time, is drenched in the myths of its production: a sudden rainstorm halted the production and had to be integrated in the story; Renoir could never return to it because of a "creative block"; the mid-sized length was conceived by its producer while having a creative breakthrough as he hid from the Nazis. And thus the film that developed, which is now out on Criterion Blu-ray, is its own miracle....
Bringing in nearly $700 million worldwide, Interstellar didn't rack up as much as Christopher Nolan's last original sci-fi venture, but one imagines Paramou...
Out of the many films we saw at Sundance Film Festival this year, perhaps the best was the latest short work from Don Hertzfeldt. Running under 17 minutes, ...
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When it comes to larger-than-life comic book universes playing out on the big screen, both Henry Jackman and co-composer Matthew Margeson are the reigning c...
Alex Ross Perry does not deal in likeable protagonists. The brother and sister from his 2011 breakthrough The Color Wheel and the titular hero of last year’s in...
Earning acclaim during its festival run, today we have the first trailer for Man From Reno. The neo-noir thriller stars Pepe Serna (Scarface and most recent...
