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...
Advance word on Nicolas Steiner's Above and Below has been largely enthusiastic, which is all the more pleasing once one becomes intrigued by its premise. P...
Whether you don't feel like paying the steep price for a film-school degree, found your own has grown a little rusty, or just feel like boning-up on the med...
It was only last month when we shared a mega-post of materials regarding Alfred Hitchcock, so even if he weren't among the most widely viewed and discussed ...
Despite its low box-office returns, Gina Prince-Bythewood's Beyond the Lights was something of a sleeper hit, in the time since its quiet release earning th...
Those left unsatisfied with Kiyoshi Kurosawa's more distant, ethereal Journey to the Shore -- those few who saw it on the festival circuit before it disappe...
Let's put this right at the top: Cannes President Thierry Frémaux, in an interview with Le Figaro, stated that Jean-Luc Godard "has just started shooting hi...
There are few better ways to predict the Cannes lineup than looking up whatever Wild Bunch are soon putting out. The French production outfit earns as much ...
Few filmmakers have seen a spike in attention over these past six months quite like Chantal Akerman, albeit for the worst of reasons. Following her passing ...
Since premiering last summer, the animated picture April and the Extraordinary World has earned fine notices, being praised for both the beauty of its anima...
