Here are five films to keep an eye on this month.
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Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews James Marsh’s Shadow Dancer [Theatrical Review]
Jumping from VOD to theaters, this taut and intense thriller is the best thing arriving this weekend.
Steven Soderbergh Talks Re-Cutting Kafka And More
Could this pending re-cut be heading to The Criterion Collection?
Richard Linklater to Possibly Shoot His ‘Spiritual Sequel’ to Dazed and Confused This Year
That's What I'm Talking About.
Sean Hutchinson
Joshua Reviews Haskell Wexler’s Medium Cool [Blu-ray Review]
Much anticipated Blu-ray finally arrives, and it's a beauty.
Joshua Reviews Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s Cleopatra [Blu-ray Review]
The legendary epic now available on Blu-ray, in all of its over-budgeted glory.
Criterion Launches New Hulu Series ‘101 Days Of Summer’ With Debut Of Harold Lloyd’s Speedy
Will this be the next Harold Lloyd Criterion Collection picture?
Sundance Selects Picks Up Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Like Father, Like Son
Could this be yet another IFC release on its way to The Criterion Collection?
New Trailer Arrives For The Festival Darling Ain’t Them Bodies Saints
Trailer arrives for the Sundance darling.
Blue Is The Warmest Color Takes Top Prize As Cannes Reveals Its 2013 Awards
The hotly talked about drama takes home top honors at this year's festival.
Catherine Reviews Kim Ki-duk’s Pietà [Theatrical Review]
Beating The Master for the coveted Golden Lion at last year's Venice Film Festival, Kim Ki-duk's Pietà is emptily repugnant with no return value.
Catherine Stebbins
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend (May 24-26)
Five films to stream this very weekend.
On the Hulu Channel: Ken Russell’s Mahler
This 1974 biopic is far from what we expect from the genre, but all the revelatory for it.
Scott Nye
New Clip For Claude Lanzmann’s Last Of The Unjust Hits
Film is receiving high praise following its Cannes debut.