Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
Roxanne Roxanne’s actors allow writer-director Michael Larnell’s familiar material to sing.
Today, A24 has released the trailer for David Robert Mitchell’s follow-up to It Follows.
Stephen Loveridge’s film allows for the impression that it’s more foundational than it is conclusive.
The film savors its obviousness and cruelty as badges of honor.
The film exists in a kind of timeless realm, one where things change so often that it’s difficult to keep track.
Cantet makes films as much to educate himself as to encourage us to question our beliefs.
Through metaphors, Amalric analyzes his art while engulfing it in a preservative mystery.
Tucci discusses carrying Giacometti and James Lord with him for the better part of his life.
As seen through James Lord’s eyes, the dramas and passions on display come off as melodramas and grotesqueries.
Cédric Klapisch unsubtly correlates wine’s complex arrangement of flavors to the complexity of memory itself.
The film sets an expansive discussion of the fraught status of French republicanism around a summer writing class.
If Sylvie et le Fantôme is bittersweet in its lack of consolation, Douce, the standout in this Eclipse bundle, is downright dirge-like.
This “new piece” is no doubt an homage to Nick Park’s iconic Creature Comforts from 1989.
Baltasar Kormákur’s Adrift is, shudder, “based on the incredible true story…of what would become the largest storm in the Pacific.”
This new Tomb Raider isn’t an adaptation of a video game so much as an adaptation of a video game’s tutorial level.
With a tender and respectful gaze, the documentary sheds light on the relationship between the French state and the mentally ill.
There’s no reprieve from the dour tone of Carlos and Jason Sanchez’s film.
Flower is a sentimental work of faux nihilism, pandering to children who’re just discovering alienation.
Judging from the sequel’s first trailer, we are in perhaps for a darker experience.
Marja-Lewis Ryan’s 6 Balloons premiered last night at SXSW, and at least according to Film Twitter, the response was a warm one.