We
all like to think we have control—kings of our proverbial castles. It's all a
ruse, though. We're actually slaves to a system that seems more and more likel...
The
darkened screen is almost pitch black before we can begin to discern shapes in
the distance. First it's wooden stakes in the ground at what looks to be a
t...
No
matter how staunch your atheism, there still exists a surefire way to get you
believing in God. It's not hearing His voice or seeing His work, though. Those...
Yes, that headline is correct. Orson Welles, who passed away 35 years ago this fall, has a newly completed film and it's coming to fall festivals. Hopper/ Well...
We
live in an era where celebrity has become more about fame than talent as those
wishing for adulation do what they can to mimic the greats that came before t...
Gaspard
(Nicolas Duvauchelle) has lived his entire life in pursuit of fulfilling a
promise from his grandmother that he's never quite understood. She was the
m...
Young
Stephanie (Zelda Espenschied) is utterly alone. It doesn't matter that she
lives with her parents (Freya Kreutzkam's Mom and Bernd Wolf's Reinhardt)
beca...
It
starts with a bottle of beer hitting a bar before an off-screen fight gets that
glass bouncing along to the impact of bodies we never see. And it finishes w...
Two masters of their form will be collaborating for the first time ever. After taking Broadway by storm, David Byrne is bringing his show American Utopia to HB...
This year, the New York Film Festival will look different than the past fifty-seven years––and it's not just the shift from in-theater screenings to outdoor an...
