Matthew Libatique Talks the Cinematographer’s Bond, Critical Attention, ‘Chi-Raq,’ and More

"You’re not always going to agree 100% with what a director wants to do."...

Best Films Directed By Women, ‘Brooklyn’ and ‘Beasts of No Nation’ Talks, and More

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[Review] The Notorious Mr. Bout

I enjoyed Andrew Niccol's Lord of War when it came out in 2005. It was a fast-paced, enjoyable ride down the rabbit hole of the illegal arms trade, but I had no...

Guy Maddin and Evan Johnson Discuss the Controlled Chaos of ‘The Forbidden Room’

No film in recent memory leaps off the screen like The Forbidden Room, Guy Maddin and Evan Johnson's omnibus-like homage to numerous forms of cinematic storytelling. ...

Steven Soderbergh on Not Returning to Features, Lost Films From Female Directors, ‘Brooklyn’ Talk, and More

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[TIFF Review] Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story)

A post-9/11 world rife with domestic terrorism is one our youth should be allowed to avoid. Parents seek an escape as well, though, something that risks leaving...

Mapping Out the Sexual Dynamics of Xavier Dolan’s ‘Tom at the Farm’

Xavier Dolan’s film, Tom at the Farm, like Michel Marc Bouchard’s play, depends largely on its setting of Québec's rural panorama....

‘Barry Lyndon’ Analysis, Venice Jury, Buster Keaton Classic Restored, and More

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Paul Schneider and Director Angus MacLachlan Discuss Love, Life and Filmmaking in ‘Goodbye to All That’

We have a therapeutic discussion with the star and director of the new drama, now available to stream on Netflix. ...

Ingmar Bergman’s Favorite Films

To celebrate his birthday, we look at Ingmar Bergman's 35 favorite films....