We are excited about Grasshopper Film, a distribution company led by Cinema Guild's former Director of Distribution, Ryan Krivoshey. Though very, very new, ...
The Safdie brothers were not overnight successes, but the speed at which they've moved forward since Heaven Knows What -- one of last year's biggest accompl...
Venice winners often seem overlooked, perhaps because the festival's biggest titles are a) weeks away from hitting other festivals on other continents and /...
If you ask our critics on the ground, a number of great films have already premiered at Cannes -- mostly in competition, however. And while those screening ...
If African film is inarguably the worst-represented section of international cinema, Janus Films have outshone their already-high standards with the restora...
Word of a new Agnès Varda project is hardly commonplace -- it's sometimes unclear if she's even still working -- so this tentative announcement gets more at...
After a fall-festival run that earned one fine notice after another, Don't Blink – Robert Frank will hit theaters this summer courtesy of Grasshopper Film. ...
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...
Our huge excitement for James Gray's next feature, The Lost City of Z, can partly be explained by this great filmmaker's less-than-prolific output. You can ...
Bertrand Bonello knows he's treading some difficult waters with his latest feature, Nocturama, a.k.a. Paris Is Happening. In the recent light of horrific ac...