With less-than-inspired directorial choices the past decade or so, we've been waiting for Tim Burton to get back to more inventive territory. Reteaming with...
While he's impressed us in everything from Bright Star to I'm Not There to Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, Ben Whishaw got a bit of a deserved worldwide b...
After crafting a series of gripping, darkly comedic gems, Ben Wheatley is embarking on his biggest production yet and has the top-notch ensemble to boot. Hi...
After astounding in Carlos, we've been waiting for Édgar Ramírez to take on a role that lived up to that early promise. While he elevates studio fare he's i...
After spending much of the last year working on his directorial debut Lost River (our Cannes review), it looks like Ryan Gosling is getting back in the busi...
The Rover immediately succeeds in planting one in the downtrodden world it’s created: ten years after an economic collapse and, needless to say, Australia. ...
Arriving in theaters this weekend is the sci-fi drama The Signal, a carefully designed, character-centered piece of entertainment. Premiering at Sundance, t...
After successfully raising nearly $1.5 million on Kickstarter, Spike Lee's latest feature is ready to be shown to the world. Da Sweet Blood of Jesus isn't e...
In crafting a series of gripping, mature dramas, the releases from Australia's Blue-Tongue Films have certainly left a stamp on independent cinema in recent yea...
He's taken on the crime drama as of late with End of Watch and Sabotage, but director David Ayer is switching things up in more ways than one with his next ...
Jordan Raup is the founder and editor-in-chief of The Film Stage and a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic. Track his obsessive film-watching on Letterboxd.
