Daily Briefing. Cannes, Hitchcock, Lynch
David HudsonA roundup of Cannes news on the day before the lineup’s announced.
Darren Aronofsky
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Daily Briefing. Herzog, Coens, Aronofsky, More
David HudsonAlso: New DVDs, “Tourism in Cinema” and Frederick Wiseman.
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Awards. Spirits and Césars
David HudsonBlack Swan, lost in the media fray over what was supposed to have been a two-horse race to Oscar Night, is back, having just won four Film Independent Spirit Awards: Best Feature, Best Director for
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NY Film Critics, Australia's 2010 and More
David HudsonAnd on it rolls. David Fincher's The Social Network has taken the top awards from the New York Film Critics Circle: Best Film and Director. Lisa Cholodenko's The Kids Are All Right has won three, though
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Lists and Awards 2010. Critics and AFI
David HudsonAnother good day for The Social Network. David Fincher may be sharing the Los Angeles Film Critics Association's Best Director award with Olivier Assayas (whose Carlos also wins Best Foreign Language
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Technicians and Artists
Ignatiy VishnevetskyDarren Aronofsky: a resourceful technician (Pi) of considerable range but little imagination (Requiem for a Dream), after attempting an artwork of his own (The Fountain), resigns himself to a career
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"Black Swan," "I Love You Phillip Morris," "All Good Things," More
David Hudson"Ballet has been mourned as a dying art so often in recent years (even by its devotees — dark ash weeps from the sky at the demise of Jennifer Homans's monumental dance history, Apollo's Angels
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Movie Posters of the Week: "Black Swan" and "Black Cat"
Adrian CurryThough they’ve already been plastered all over the internet, I’d be remiss if I didn’t pay attention to the four teaser posters for Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan that were released last week. I’ve still
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Venice 2010. Notes from Venice
Boyd van HoeijNotes on some of the most interesting competition titles that screened at the Venice Film Festival this year, which wraps with its award ceremony today. A very strong Competition lineup that proves
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Venice and TIFF 2010. Darren Aronofsky's "Black Swan"
David HudsonThe very first rumblings from the Lido are raves. Most of us can't see Mike Goodridge's review for Screen, but Awards Daily can, so here we go: "Already back on track after Venice Golden Lion winner
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pages from a cold island: LIFE CLASSES/LIFE MODEL
Neil YoungBruises from your head to your toeThere are marks all over you There's no place for you to hideSince they painted you black and blueThe Auteurs: 'Life Classes / Life Model' (1994)Francis Bacon's engagement