Today we have posters for three festivals offering, each of a very different variety. First up, after premiering at Cannes Film Festival (where we enjoyed i...
Across the vast, deep world of arthouse cinema, few names carry more weight than Claire Denis, France's supreme purveyor of modern struggles with class and raci...
There are few finer character actors around than Richard Jenkins. When he's onscreen he elevates otherwise mediocre efforts (Eat Pray Love, The Rum Diary), ...
Premiering at Sundance this year, we've got the first trailer for Christopher Neil's lowkey drama GOATS. Starring David Duchovny, Vera Farmiga, Ty Burrell, ...
It's impossible to ignore the clear contender for most-anticipated film of the month, let alone year, but will Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy end with a...
Being able to relate to a character within a film can be important. That’s part of the reason I walked away from Safety Not Guaranteed with such genuine hap...
Safety Not Guaranteed isn’t for everyone, but those that click with it are going to have a wonderful time. The film enjoys messing with your expectations of...
Courtesy of Variety, we have learned that Sundance Selects has acquired the North American rights to Lucy Mulloy's Una Noche, which had its world premiere a...
The proverbial Cannes corpse is still plenty warm, but those running the various fall festivals have already been screening, scheduling, and negotiating wha...
If there is one studio to own the week thus far, it is without a shadow of doubt, The Weinstein Company. Before this morning's unveiling of Andrew Dominik's...
