[Cannes Review] Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted
In this third installment of the massively popular Dreamworks children's franchise Madagascar 3, the director trio team of Eric Darnell, Tom McGrath and Conrad ...
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[Cannes Review] Rust & Bone
In Jacques Audiard's follow-up to the internationally-acclaimed and Oscar-nominated A Prophet, the French filmmaker decided to adapt a short story collection by...
[Cannes Review] Moonrise Kingdom
In Wes Anderson's seventh film Moonrise Kingdom, the quintessential quirkiness that's made the filmmaker a household name is in full effect. Unlike his last liv...
[Tribeca Review] The Fourth Dimension
In the omnibus film The Fourth Dimension, Brooklyn based Vice Magazine along with commercial company Grolsch Film Works dispatched three filmmakers to tackle on...
[Review] Marley
Academy Award-winning director Kevin MacDonald (The Last King of Scotland) takes a comprehensive look at a world-renowned musical icon in the biopic Marley. In ...
[Review] Here
In Braden King’s road trip romance Here, the commercial director attempts to bring an authentic feel to a sporadic love story set amidst the picturesque landsca...
Sculpting in Time: The Films of Andrei Tarkovsky
On what would be his 80th birthday, we take a look back at Andrei Tarkovsky and his profound mark on cinema.
“The director’s task is to recreate life, its ...
[Review] The Raid: Redemption
If you are a fan of action movies, you will love The Raid: Redemption. In many ways, Welsh born director Gareth Evans' Indonesian martial arts thriller is a del...
[Video Interview] Director Gareth Evans Breaks Down ‘The Raid’
Welsh director Gareth Evans hasn't had a typical filmmaking career. His first film Footsteps, released in 2007 by Unearthed Films, didn't garner him much at...
[Video Interview] The Dardenne Brothers Discuss ‘The Kid With a Bike’
Acclaimed Belgian brother filmmaker duo the Dardenne Brothers, comprised of Luc and Jean-Pierre, are best known for their intensely naturalistic cinematic s...
