The director discusses completing (for now) one of the truly great cinematic achievements of our time, following Russian ...
The director talks about Harry Belafonte's ongoing inspiration as a singular talent who wasn't content until making the world ...
The director discusses the grander ambitions of his taut drama starring Léa Drucker as a cop who wonders where the truth lies ...
The director talks about this comedy starring Sian Clifford as an aristocrat desperate to share the spoils of a cushy life ...
"The Joy Luck Club" director looks to be crazy like a fox with this heartfelt and horny adaptation of Jun’ichirō Tanizaki’s ...
Mathilde Arcel delivers an stunning turn as a bride-to-be who has to fear her past coming back to haunt her in this ...
As a producer, Melody C. Roscher helped to bring some of the daring filmmaking voices to the screen over the 2010s in assorted roles on Borderline productions such as “Simon Killer” and “Christine” ...
Ashes fall from the sky as if it were snow, the way one might typically recognize Wisconsin circa 1870 when “A Prayer for the Dying” is set. However, rather than the bitter cold, a fire just over the ...
Amir Bar-Lev has long been a daring filmmaker, but not the kind you’d expect to be hauling a camera up the side of the mountain, which is why a casual look at his resume might not suggest he was the ...
Reed Van Dyk had read “Atonement After Iraq,” Dexter Filkins’ 2012 article in the New Yorker while he was grad school and the magazine he first picked up was never too far away as he became an ...
The multidisciplinary artist discusses his euphoric second feature unfolding at the traditional indigenous celebration that truly becomes a fount for joy.
There isn’t any food that can be consumed in the northernmost reaches of Canada during the 19th century in “Ithaqua,” a fact of life that has brought the hunter Cole Franklin (Luke Hemsworth) out to ...
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