‘End of the Century’ Director Lucio Castro on His Intimate, Epic Vision of the Bonds Across Time

We talk to the director about his strong vision, using contemporary gay sex mores to date his movie in our time, and using a unique kind of time travel to examine how relationships change....

Locarno Review: ‘The Fever’ is a Quiet, Heart-Breaking Story of Resilience in Brazil

By any conservative approximation, in the week that spanned the moment I left the Locarno screening of Maya Da-Rin’s The Fever and the minute I began writing th...

Locarno Review: ‘A Girl Missing’ is a Labyrinthine, Patchy New Drama by Koji Fukada

“Does someone who’s broken a family deserve a happy future?” teenage Motoko fires at middle-aged Ichiko halfway through Koji Fukada’s A Girl Missing. The woman ...

‘Greener Grass’ Trailer: Suburban Living Has Never Been Weirder

Adults wearing braces, children turning into dogs, giving away babies, giving birth to soccer balls, and more peculiar images abound in the first delightfully...

Natalie Portman is Drawn to Space in New Trailer for ‘Lucy In The Sky’

Fargo and Legion's Noah Hawley has made his feature film directorial debut with Lucy in the Sky starring Natalie Portman. Ahead of a TIFF bow and October re...

Our 20 Most-Anticipated 2019 Fall Festival Premieres

The films at Venice, TIFF, NYFF, and Telluride that we can't wait to see....

Locarno Review: Simon Bird’s Debut Film ‘Days of the Bagnold Summer’ is a Heartfelt, Twofold Coming-of-Age Tale

Laconic and moody, a Metallica t-shirt worn like a second skin, fifteen-year-old Daniel hobbles through his pastel-colored, chintzy home in a stretch of British...

‘American Factory’ Directors on Capitalism, Communism, and Capturing a U.S.-China Culture Clash

We talk to Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar about how they learned to depict management and employees fairly by not picking sides. ...

Simon Bird on his Feature Debut ‘Days of the Bagnold Summer,’ Comparisons to ‘The Inbetweeners,’ and Belle and Sebastian

We talk with the director about his gentle, heartfelt portrait of a preternaturally shy middle-aged mother, and her moody, laconic metalhead son....

Listen: Quentin Tarantino and Paul Thomas Anderson Discuss ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’

We'll be hearing many conversations with Quentin Tarantino over the six months as Once Upon a Time in Hollywood segues from its theatrical run to awards season,...