[Review] Copenhagen
Being in the right place at the wrong time is a fundamental issue in Copenhagen, and it’s one that I feel completely in tune with. I’ve gone through issues of t...
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Tom Welling Talks the Authenticity of ‘Draft Day,’ Seeing Someone Fired, and the Impact of ‘Smallville’
In theaters now, Ivan Reitman's new film, Draft Day, does quite a bit with a hard subject. Part of that is the writing, but a lot of the success on screen i...
Nicolas Cage, David Gordon Green, and Tye Sheridan Discuss Creating Their Southern Gothic Drama ‘Joe’
The team behind Joe on he way this film and Green's last film, Prince Avalanche, feel like they share some DNA beyond just the director, the way that Green incorporates pieces of the actors into their characters, the importance of the facial hair that Cage sports and whether it was real or not, what kind of personal experiences Cage and Green brought to the film, and much more....
‘Afflicted’ Duo on How to Make the Most of a Small Budget, Cutting Their Favorite Scene, and More
Some films are simply fun to talk about, something that's certainly the case with Afflicted, particularly last year during its Fantastic Fest premiere. Foll...
[SXSW Review] Wicker Kittens
Wicker Kittens follows a group of hopeful contestants that compete in the adult jigsaw puzzling competition at the St. Paul Winter Carnival in Minnesota. In tea...
[SXSW Review] Kelly & Cal
Kelly & Cal follows well-worn territory and manages to make things feel fresh. That's largely due to the two impressive leads in Juliette Lewis and Johnny W...
The Journey of Creating a Movie About the Greatest Movie Never Made
We sit down with the director of Jodorowsky's Dune to discuss his adventure on crafting a film on the failed sci-fi adaptation....
[SXSW Review] Before I Disappear
Family can get us into trouble, but as we see in Before I Disappear, they can also keep us grounded. A drama peppered with black humor, this is the directorial ...
‘Cheap Thrills’ Stars Pat Healy and Ethan Embry On Reconciliation and the Importance of Film Festivals
Genuine conversations are hard to come by, but I was lucky enough to find a very relaxed Ethan Embry and Pat Healy the day after their tremendous premiere o...
Robert Duvall On Traveling the World, Life’s Pleasures, The Civil War, and His Passion Project ‘A Night In Old Mexico’
Robert Duvall is a film legend. There's no way around it. Nowadays he's still very much acting, funding movies he wants made, or being the headliner for a f...
