Daily Briefing. Ozon Wraps and Lynch Teases
David HudsonAlso: Iranian filmmakers and actors call for an international boycott of official Iranian film and TV organizations.
Also: Iranian filmmakers and actors call for an international boycott of official Iranian film and TV organizations.
"From Vidas Secas to Central Station, Brazil's northeast has long held a cinematic place as a sweltering netherworld of struggle, madness, and stark landscapes," writes Fernando F Croce in Slant
This week, Manohla Dargis is back. So are the French, but it's the documentaries that look most interesting, so that's where we'll begin. Of course, the true documentary nature of the Casey Affleck
Photo by Fabrizio Maltese/EF Press/fabriziomaltese.com, Venice 2010. "Venice is this year becoming a festival notable for high drama and high camp, and so it proves again with this enjoyable, farcical
So we've got entries going on David Michôd's Animal Kingdom and Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim vs the World and we've checked in on various local scenes. Here's a sampling of what the critics are saying
Above: Claude and Nathan Miller's I'm Glad My Mother Is Alive. March at the Film Society of Lincoln Center has been something of an annual pilgrimage for Francophiles with the widely popular Rendez
"Ricky, the latest film by François Ozon to receive release in the United States, is so chock full of tonal and generic shifts that it makes for a handy little guide to its French director's scattershot