So the awards were presented at Sundance last night, and as Eugene Hernandez writes in his full report at indieWIRE, "Debra Granik's Winter's Bone led the US Dramatic Competition, taking both the grand
9:30am may seem to early to watch James Benning’s first digital feature, Ruhr, but no amount of jet-lag or early morning grogginess can dispel the immediate, intuitively pleasurable sensory assault of
Love Letters is the issue of Criticine that Alexis Tioseco was working on when he and Nika Bohinc were murdered last September. "One thing we knew, even on that first day of grief, was that Love Letters
I saw in the news the other day that China is producing the second most scientific research the world right now. As a source of national pride and a new cadre and class of workers, I wonder
Nothing too thrilling opening nationwide this week, so let's go local first and then overseas before running down the multiplex fare. "Visual Acoustics is about Julius Shulman, a Southern California
Movies I Would Have Seen At The Sundance Film Festival, With Bonus Feature Of Movies I Would Not Have Seen At The Sundance Film Festival, Had I Actually Gone To The Sundance Film Festival: Now that it
The stark and gorgeous Japanese poster for Martin Scorsese’s long-awaited Shutter Island eschews the one thing that has dominated the posters for the last four Scorsese features, and that’s the looming
"The 39th International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) opened last night with the world premiere of South Korean director Park Chan-ok's Paju," reports Geoffrey Macnab for Screen. "The first Korean
Tonight, "the Sundance Film Festival dispatches eight filmmakers with their films from Park City to eight cities across the country to screen and discuss direct-from-Festival films with audiences
Watching a Hollywood movie from 1929 is like watching a Hollywood movie from 1932 played underwater. Society hadn't been revolutionized much in those few years, so the movies often have the same concerns
"It can sometimes feel like Toronto is Michael Snow's city, and the rest of us are merely living in it," writes Jason Anderson for Artforum. "And like so many artists who find themselves enshrined
Among the films premiering at Sundance before heading to the Berlin in a couple of weeks are four dramatic narratives in the Berlinale Competition lineup. Two are actually competing: Rob Epstein and