The concept behind Table 19 is compelling enough — what happens over the course of a wedding reception at the guest table that’s made up of social pariahs and “...
“I was never good with women,” someone states midway through Bart Freundlich’s coming-of-age basketball drama Wolves. “Great jump shot, though,” he finishes. Th...
If Jean-Pierre Léaud has been a bellwether-of-sorts for world cinema since the 1960s, and his actual career a continually evolving, singular portrait-of-sor...
Shaping up to be the kind of sweeping romantic war epic Hollywood doesn't seem all that interested in making today, The Promise follows an Armenian medical ...
More and more a venue for strong American and foreign independent features that either hit recent festivals or, for whatever reason, haven't quite fit into ...
When it was announced that Park Chan-Wook's sensuous, tactile, and twisting drama The Handmaiden would only receive a DVD release in the U.S., with the HD v...
Aren't romantic getaways the best? Well, they are until your lover holds you hostage in their apartment, and Liam Neeson isn't your father. This means Clare...
