Captive State could very well be set in an alternate timeline of Arrival, one where the communication tactics of Louise Banks (Amy Adams) failed and the aliens ...
One of the most staggering cinematic experiences of recent years was seeing Bi Gan’s transportive, dreamlike odyssey Long Day’s into Night at the New York F...
After trying out high frame rates with Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, Ang Lee is looking to continue pursuing technological advancements with his next fil...
We're approaching springtime, which means the first looks at what will likely premiere at Cannes Film Festival begin to see the light of day. One of the sur...
We talk with the Captive State director about crafting this sci-fi world, his influences, how the film looks at timely issues, ingenious casting, and more....
This summer will bring what we imagine is a fitting double feature with Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Mary Harron's Charlie Says, bo...
In a bit of against-type casting, The Professor and The Madman stars Mel Gibson and Sean Penn, but Gibson is, in fact, not playing the latter character. Rat...
With Barry Jenkins' beautiful If Beale Street Could Talk arriving on Blu-ray/DVD/digital this month, the director has cooked up a special extension of the f...
The Seth Rogen brand has fit snugly into the world of SXSW and the actor-writer-producer-director has now returned to the festival with more than one projec...
Premiering in the Midnight Madness section of the Toronto International Film Festival before stopping by Fantastic Fest, Emma Tammi's directorial debut The ...
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