Winner of Best Actor at Cannes last year, Caleb Landry Jones leads Justin Kurzel's latest drama Nitram, a fictionalization of the lead-up to the real-life deva...
Lava is on the mind. If one was able to catch the recent Sundance premiere Fire of Love but desired a more formally bold vision of the depths of nature, look n...
Following up Ex Machina and Annihilation, director Alex Garland is returning this summer with Men, a film which looks to put him more firmly in psychological h...
Marking his first feature film in a decade, Dario Argento is back this week with the world premiere of Dark Glasses, taking place this Friday at Berlinale. In ...
One of the final things I latched onto at Grasshopper Film was Friends and Strangers. I'd heard no word before its Rotterdam programming and it caught my atten...
It took more than one read of the official synopsis for Flux Gourmet to connect its many parts, and so it goes that a first trailer for Peter Strickland's late...
There’s no denying the artistic genius of Kanye West, and for anyone who had The College Dropout on repeat, the three-part epic jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy will...
Following up the riveting character study Synonyms, Israeli director Nadav Lapid quickly got his next project off the ground during the pandemic, Ahed's Knee. ...
“I am a person rarely impressed by actors… but in the case of Mifune I was completely overwhelmed. The ordinary Japanese actor might need ten feet of film to g...
One of the most visually striking dramas I've recently seen out of New Directors/New Films is Ivan Ostrochovsky's Servants, which initially made its debut at t...
