Although the wait for Leos Carax's next feature tends to be a long, tough one -- especially when the overall promise of director, stars, and concept meeting...
Update: Washington, D.C.'s AFI Silver has also acquired a print, which will play before select showings of Sing Street.
Look in certain corners nowadays ...
The intensity of Michael Shannon's onscreen presence and the overwhelming (sometimes too-overwhelming) authorial control wielded by Guillermo del Toro may v...
Don't worry if you never saw 2005's Kill Zone -- according to those familiar with the project, this year's Kill Zone 2 (also called SPL II: A Time for Conse...
The 2016 Cannes Film Festival is right upon us, which can only mean one thing -- previews. The latest round-up includes a few titles we're immensely curious...
It's been some time since a Michel Gondry-directed (fiction) feature really earned proper attention, which might explain why Microbe & Gasoline, very we...
Martin Scorsese's Avengers-esque mob picture The Irishman has been talked about for a long time, and almost always as no more than a possibility, even a dre...
Since any New York cinephile has a nearly suffocating wealth of theatrical options, we figured it’d be best to compile some of the more worthwhile repertory...
Any film -- great or awful, silly or serious -- that is attuned to its national climate will have some way of leaving its foreign viewers in the dark, and w...
Update: THR is reporting the film has now being shelved because the filmmakers don't actually have the rights to the novel -- classic mistake. Check out the...
