Writer/director Lynn Shelton is as much a sociologist as she is a well-attuned filmmaker. Her films tend to focus on the interconnected nature of humanity, how ...
There are moments of bliss in Safe. A subway-set brawl, save for the shoddy visual-effects rendering required when Jason Statham's Luke Wright is forced to clim...
As someone who grew up knowing Keanu Reeves as one half of the dopey dude Bill and Ted duo - of Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure and Bogus Journey - it was ...
“I want to serve my country.” That's a statement that carries a lot of pride and is a testament to how people will offer their time, body, and mind as a sacrifi...
Many films focus on the proposal, the engagement, the planning or the actual wedding, but few take a look at the anxious hours in anticipation of the holy matri...
What drives an artist? How about a musician? Those are questions without simple answers, but for Andrew Bird, the drive to evolve and constantly challenge himse...
It doesn't get much worse than a film that has absolutely nothing to say. Filled with loathsome characters in despicable situations carrying out reprehensible a...
There's a whole lotta plot in the latest feature film from this year's Oscar-winner Terry George. The Hotel Rwanda director is tackling lighter material with Wh...
This year's Tribeca Film Festival has a slate of new works from buzzed about filmmakers, compelling documentaries and films packed with some of critics' favorit...
We have to wake up. The world we live in has a finite amount of resources, and chief among them is water. Up to 60% of the human body is made of water. Yet few ...
