Stacy Keach Reflects on Working With John Huston and Getting Knocked Out in ‘Fat City’
We talk with the legendary actor as Fat City gets a restored theatrical re-release....
James Knight
Diane Baker Reflects on Alfred Hitchcock’s Directing Methods and the State of Acting
We talk with the legendary actress about her iconic career working alongside Alfred Hitchcock, Gregory Peck, Paul Newman, and more...
[TIFF Review] We Monsters
We Monsters doesn’t dally but dives straight in -- the action and crux of the story is virtually immediate. Hip dad Paul (Mehdi Nebbou) and his moody teen Sarah...
[TIFF Review] A Heavy Heart
A Heavy Heart is a film about the almosts, or to be more precise, the almost almosts. It takes place somewhere in Germany in a town/city full of bull headed men...
[Review] Legend
Alexander Woollcott once remarked, "All the things I really like to do are either immoral, illegal, or fattening." Art is wonderful because it allows us to indu...
Peter Bogdanovich on the Joys of Filmmaking and Hollywood’s Loss of Personality
Peter Bogdanovich is a director who has lived cinema to the fullest. At one time or another he’s been a critic, film historian, interviewer of stars and legendary directors, actor, editor, producer, screenwriter, and of course: director....
[Review] Mr. Holmes
The mere mention of BBC Films conjures gentle images of passive Sunday-afternoon TV movies with some nice acting, nice costumes, and a nice score, all resulting...
[Review] She’s Funny That Way
The contemporary is overrated; sometimes, we have to look back in order to move forward; the new is always found in the old. These are some of the obvious mantr...
