First Trailer for Paul Dano’s Remarkable Directorial Debut ‘Wildlife’

One of the best films I saw at Sundance Film Festival this year was Wildlife, the directorial debut of Paul Dano. Starring Carey Mulligan, Ed Oxenbould, Bil...

Cannes Review: Jean-Luc Godard’s ‘The Image Book’ Displays an Infuriating, Stimulating Love of Cinema

So, what to make of this Le Livre d’Image? Hmm. Speaking at the ISM in Berlin recently, Brian Eno (that granddaddy of sonic soups) pondered why we sometimes get...

Tribeca Review: ‘All These Small Moments’ Adds Up to an Unwieldy Whole

It's called All These Small Moments for a reason — one that becomes clear with a final, out-of-nowhere moment of voiceover narration in case you hadn't figured ...

Orson Welles & Ingmar Bergman Documentaries Lead 2018 Cannes Classics Lineup

Due to the childish spat between Cannes and Netflix, it means we won't be seeing the most monumental release of 2018, Orson Welles' posthumous film The Othe...

Berlin Review: ‘Daughter of Mine’ Captivatingly Challenges the Conventional Notions of Motherhood

Laura Bispuri’s follow-up to her captivating transgender-themed debut Sworn Virgin is a wrenching, heartfelt drama with an unfussy social commentary that again ...

Review: ‘Permission’ Explores the Complexities and Contradictions of Modern Love

Is this person “the one”? Until relatively recently, this wasn’t a question that was often asked in Western society, at least not aloud. For centuries, marri...

SXSW 2018 Lineup Includes New Films from Jody Hill, Andrew Bujalski, Julia Hart & More

With Sundance 2018 wrapped up, the next major American festival is South by Southwest Film Festival and today they've announced their lineup. Opening with J...

Sundance Review: ‘Wildlife’ is a Remarkably Assured Directorial Debut for Paul Dano

“I feel like I need to wake up, but I don’t know what from… or to,” Carey Mulligan’s Jeanette declares to her teenage son Joe (Ed Oxenbould) in Wildlife, Paul D...

Review: ‘Mom and Dad’ Takes Suburban Horror to a Depraved New Level

I have to imagine every parent at some point wonders where their life could have gone if they didn't have children. This doesn't make them bad people — only tho...

Trailer and Line-Up for Ingmar Bergman Centennial Retrospective Celebrates a Master

On July 14, 1918 in Uppsala, Sweden, Ingmar Bergman was born, and a quarter-century later, he began to bring his cinematic voice to the world. A century aft...