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The filmmakers behind the acclaimed drama talk the aesthetic choices, sources of inspiration and the subject of homosexuality today compared to the 1950s. ...
There is something to be said about the satisfying catharsis from a pure melodrama -- a movie that is so earnest and excessive in service to its genre conventio...
Jeremy Saulnier, the director of the critically acclaimed Blue Ruin, has recently returned to Cannes to debut his new film as part of the Director’s Fortnig...
Jeremy Saulnier’s indie hit Blue Ruin, which won the FIPRESCI prize at the 2013 Directors' Fortnight and went on to enjoy a critically lauded international run,...
Considering it clocks in at well over six hours, today brings just a meager portion of Miguel Gomes’ epic Arabian Nights available to view. Featured in the ...
After the legal headache that prevented us from seeing Margaret for many years, it ended up being one of the best films of the decade thus far, but consider...
To be an actress and land a leading role in a Todd Haynes film must be a dream come true. With Safe, Far From Heaven, and his five-part miniseries Mildred Pierc...
Festival programming is more often than not fraught with ulterior considerations. Which is why so much is being read into symbolic placements such as the openin...
László Nemes' prodigious debut feature, Son of Saul, inhabits what Primo Levi called “The Gray Zone” in his essay of the same name: the reality of the Sonderkom...
