Series looks at documentaries from around the world.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Olivier Assayas’ Something In The Air [Theatrical Review]
The director's follow-up to his epic drama, Carlos, may be one of his most intriguing pictures.
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend (May 3-5)
Here are five films to help make this weekend go by a little faster.
Joshua Reviews D.W. Young’s The Happy House [Theatrical Review]
New indie thriller will be interesting counter-programming for those not ready for the summer film season to start.
Joshua Reviews Ron Morales’ Graceland [Theatrical Review]
This is an early contender for this year's best thriller.
Michael Mann’s Agincourt Nabs A New Writer
Will this long-talked about project finally see a new lease on life with the new scribe?
Joshua Reviews Roy Ward Baker’s The Vampire Lovers [Blu-ray Review]
Scream Factory brings us a new release of a Hammer Films gem.
Watch Steven Soderbergh’s Full Speech From The San Francisco International Film Festival
Director touches on various topics in this must-watch speech.
New Details Emerge About Malick’s Voyage Of Time And A Director’s Cut For Tree Of Life
Could Tree of Life be heading for a Criterion release soon?
Paul Thomas Anderson To Start Inherent Vice This Month, Reunites With Robert Elswit
Could this film be Cannes-bound next year?
Trailer Arrives For Cannes Bound La Grande Bellezza
Film is part of the competition lineup at this year's festival.
Joshua Reviews Criterion’s Pierre Etaix Box Set [Blu-ray Review]
Is this Criterion's best release so far this year?
Lynn Shelton Lines Up Memoir Adaptation I’m Down
Mumblecore auteur taps memoir adaptation as a new project.