"Tucker & Dale vs Evil," "Surrogate Valentine," More
David HudsonAlso: Mammuth, What’s Your Number?, Dream House and Buraku.
Also: Mammuth, What’s Your Number?, Dream House and Buraku.
One of Cannes 2010’s finest competition entries sees a U.S. release.
A street band from Kinshasa leads this week’s modest batch of documentaries.
Happy 80th, Ms Dickinson.
“Subtle, charming, sympathetic.” “Ridiculous, often quite boring.” “Stupendous, imaginative, weird, outlandish.” “Artistic elephantiasis.”
A look at the posters for the films in the main slate of this year’s New York Film Festival.
Most agree that “Nichols is fast becoming one of the deftest storytellers in American independent cinema.”
Also: New projects from Alice Winocour, Noémie Lvovsky, Yasuo Furuhata and Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden. VIFF @ 30 and NYFF @ 49. And more.
A three film project by three German directors finds three different stories in one town being menaced by an escaped criminal.
“What a glorious mess!” Some have fallen in love. Others, not so much: “Messy and disorganized and fundamentally bad.”
Name-checked in reviews of this “widescreen nightmare of ill will and indefinite national gridlock”: Cormac McCarthy and Andrei Tarkovsky.
Alt Screen notes that Film Forum’s week-long revival presents a fine opportunity to remember producer and set designer Polly Platt.