First Trailer For Studio Ghibli’s Ghost Story ‘When Marnie Was There’

Update: The film will receive a spring 2015 U.S. release via GKIDS. Considering how long it takes for Studio Ghibli's work to arrive in the United States...

Alejandro Jodorowsky Discusses His Legendary Career In Recent One-Hour Conversation

Alejandro Jodorowsky, the eccentric Chilean filmmaker behind surreal works like El Topo, Santa Sangre, and The Holy Mountain, has finally returned this year...

First Trailer For ‘The Disappearance Of Eleanor Rigby’ With Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy

After stopping by Toronto International Film Festival and Cannes within the last year, each presenting different versions, it looks like The Weinstein Compa...

The Best Films of 2014 So Far

We look at the 25 best theatrical releases so far this year and 10 to look forward to....

‘Maps to the Stars,’ ‘Winter Sleep,’ ‘Listen Up Philip,’ and More Confirmed For U.S. Release This Year

While getting acquisition is half the battle for festival titles, it's not rare for it take upwards of a year or more for an eventual theatrical release. It...

‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Celebrates Restoration With New Trailer For Theatrical Re-Release

After screening at SXSW and stopping by Cannes (with an introduction from Nicolas Winding Refn), one of the scariest, most grisly films ever made is returni...

First Look at Tahar Rahim In Fatih Akin’s Chaplin and Leone-Inspired ‘The Cut’

He's won major prizes at Berlin, Cannes, Venice, and more, but surprisingly, Fatih Akin hasn't seemed to garner the wide-spread attention he deserves. After...

Wim Wenders’ Rules For Cinema Perfection

Before he stopped by Cannes Film Festival to premiere his latest feature, the documentary The Salt of the Earth (previewed here), Wim Wenders recorded a fun...

Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe May Be Shane Black’s ‘Nice Guys’; Tom Hiddleston Will Sing as Hank Williams

After spending much of the last year working on his directorial debut Lost River (our Cannes review), it looks like Ryan Gosling is getting back in the busi...

‘Borgman’ Director Alex van Warmerdam Discusses Influences, Religion, and the Seriousness of Michael Haneke

Following its Cannes debut last year, Alex van Warmerdam's twisted tale of a peculiar presence invading a bourgeois home, Borgman, is now finally in theatri...