Hong Sangsoo’s ‘Grass’ Acquired by Cinema Guild for U.S. Release
Despite a filmography that includes over 20 features, it's only been in recent years that prolific South Korean director Hong Sangsoo has gotten his due in ...
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Visit Hong Sangsoo’s ‘Hotel by the River’ in First Trailer, Clip, and Images from Locarno Premiere
2017 marked a banner year for unfathomably prolific South Korean director Hong Sangsoo, who debuted a trio of his greatest films all in the first half of th...
Locarno 2018 Lineup Includes New Films from Hong Sang-soo, Radu Muntean, and More
The lineup for this year's Locarno International Film Festival, which celebrates its 71st edition, has arrived. Among the most-anticipated titles in the lin...
15 Films to See in July
Our most-anticipated blockbuster of the year, festival favorites, and more arrive this month....
Isabelle Huppert is Electric in Exclusive Clip from Serge Bozon’s ‘Mrs. Hyde’
In a career full of peaks, Isabelle Huppert came off the highs of Elle and Things to Come with some remarkable follow-ups. Following her Hong Sang-soo retea...
‘Let the Corpses Tan’ Trailer: ‘Amer’ and ‘The Strange Color of Your Body’s Tears’ Directors Return with Stylish Neo-Western
The newest thriller from directors Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani, Let the Corpses Tan – also known by its French title Laissez bronzer les cadavres – now ...
First Trailer for Jim McKay’s ‘En el Séptimo Día’ Captures Immigrant Life in Brooklyn
“En la comunidad hay poder. En los números hay fuerza.” Translated to English, this line means “There’s power in community. There’s strength in numbers.” Sp...
15 Films to See in April
The calm before the Cannes and summer movie season storm, April has the makings of one of the best months of the year for movie-going....
Locarno in L.A. Review: ‘The First Lap’ Shows the Comfortable Aimlessness of a Stable Relationship
While the title suggests a beginning and the story likewise introduces the possibility of one, The First Lap is actually about a relationship that’s gone throug...
Locarno in L.A. Review: ‘Distant Constellation’ Captures Life for People Whom Life Has Left Behind
One could not ask for a better readymade metaphor than a massive construction site right next to a retirement home. Shevaun Mizrahi takes the image of new infra...