by Brandon Colvin Michael Haneke’s cinema is one of elision and obfuscation. From The Seventh Continent (1989) to Caché (2005), the Austri...

by James Hansen Police, Adjective - one of the major highlights at this year's New York Film Festival - opens in New York at IFC Center...

by Andy Hobin A couple times while viewing Crazy Heart , I looked at Jeff Bridges and saw Hank Williams Jr. Williams suffered an ungodly fal...

by James Hansen In Gustave Deutsch’s found footage opus FILM IST. a girl and a gun , Detusch returns to a phrase from DW Griffith, revived b...

Loren Cass has already been reviewed on the site by Brandon Colvin (you can read it here ), but, in honor of its DVD release, we all though...

by Brandon Colvin Despite being the least stylized, most aesthetically conventional example of the Coen Bros’ auteur-tastic cinema, A Seriou...

by Chuck Williamson A crude amalgamation of supernatural soap opera, neo-gothic rape fantasy, and fundamentalist abstinence parable, the Twi...

by James Hansen Pull back the knives! Richard Kelly, known in certain circles as THE GREATEST DIRECTOR OF ALL TIME and in others as an inexp...

See the film here by Brandon Colvin It is the second collaboration between Spike Jonze and Kanye West. It is a portrait of the artist as a f...

by James Hansen Winner of Best Mini Doc at the 2009 Big Sky Documentary Festival and showing tomorrow evening as part of PBS's acclaime...

Then comes the separation... Starting and ending with a set of winding, never-ending, ever-connected train tracks, Claire Denis’ 35 Shots of...

by James Hansen Balancing on the precipice between the art house film and observational avant-garde experiments, Lisandro Alonso’s Liverpool...

by Brandon Colvin Critics, audiences, and QT himself have been locked in a nice, hot argument about Inglourious Basterds for weeks now. Pun...

by James Hansen As any avid moviegoer recognizes, it can be frustrating when you sit down for a movie and within ten or fifteen minutes know...