Bob Hawk Discusses Making a Living in Independent Filmmaking, Programming Advice, and More
We talk to the man who helped launch Kevin Smith's career, and many others, at the Sundance Film Festival....
Festivals
Exclusive Trailer For Julien Rappeneau’s Comedy ‘Rosalie Blum’
For his first feature, Julien Rappeneau (son of legendary French director Jean-Paul Rappeneau) has turned to the acclaimed graphic novels of Camille Jourdy ...
[Sundance Review] Equity
There were many great films about strong women at this year’s Sundance – Kelly Reichardt’s Certain Women and Antonio Campos’ Christine to name two of the festiv...
[Sundance Review] Outlaws and Angels
Three bank robbers walk into a dysfunctional home on the prairie in JT Mollner's cold-blooded Outlaws and Angels, filmed and premiering at Sundance in glorious ...
First Teaser Trailer For Jeremy Saulnier’s ‘Blue Ruin’ Follow-Up ‘Green Room’
After breaking out with one of the finest independent features of its year, the thriller Blue Ruin, writer-director Jeremy Saulnier is back with Green Room....
The 50 Best 2016 Films We’ve Already Seen
Before our most-anticipated films, we highlight 50 great movies from this year....
10 Films to See in January
We countdown the most highly-anticipated films of the month....
New to Streaming: Jacques Tati, ‘The Visit,’ ‘Janis,’ ‘Stinking Heaven,’ and More
With a seemingly endless amount of streaming options -- not only the titles at our disposal, but services themselves -- we've taken it upon ourselves to highlight the titles that have recently hit the interwebs....
‘Imitation of Life,’ ‘Being There,’ ‘Ghostbusters,’ and More Added to National Film Registry
Since 1989, the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress has been accomplishing the important task of preserving films that “represent important cu...
The Best Directorial Debuts of 2015
We highlight the 15 best directorial debuts of the year....