"Todd Rohal's gleefully dopey comedy The Catechism Cataclysm opens with a bumbling priest (played by Steve Little) telling his congregation a funny story that has no real point and no scriptural
"John Barry, who composed the score for 11 James Bond films, has died aged 77," reports Haroon Siddique for the Guardian. "Barry won five Oscars and was awarded an OBE in an illustrious career that
Movie Poster of the Week is off to the Rotterdam Film Festival, always a treasure trove of international arthouse film posters. This one sheet for Thai Tiger Award competitor Eternity already caught
Rather than simply list Saturday night's award-winners in Park City, let's also have a look at what critics have been saying about each of them. Grand Jury Prize: US Documentary Competition. For the
The Göteborg Film Festival (site) is off and running through February 7, and for the first time, MUBI is teaming up with the biggest festival in Scandinavia to offer titles from their FilmFund — for
"It's a sure bet that you will be reading more about [Brit] Marling, a promising new talent and fashion-magazine-ready beauty who stars in and, with the director Mike Cahill, helped write Another Earth
"When We Leave, the first feature written and directed by Feo Aladag, is a somber, sometimes powerful and frequently schematic drama about a woman trying to free herself from the emotional and physical
"Not since his days as UFA's leading director has Fritz Lang been in the spotlight as much as he is now," begins Cullen Gallagher at Moving Image Source. "The 2008 discovery of a near-complete 16mm
"Azazel Jacobs's profile has grown steadily since he made his striking, black-and-white debut feature, Nobody Needs to Know, in 2003," writes Nick Dawson, introducing his interview for Filmmaker, where
From Leo McCarey's His Wooden Wedding (1925); featuring Charley Chase; titles by H.M. Walker; cinematography by Glen Carrier.
Fritz Lang in Hollywood, running at New York's Film Forum from January 28th to February 10th, offers the chance to get re-acquainted with some of the meister's most celebrated films, but also with a
"The title of Basil Dearden's London Underground, a four-DVD Eclipse Series box set from Criterion Collection covering the late 50s and early 60s work of the British director, is a bit deceptive