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James McCormick
Scott Reviews Park Chan-wook’s Stoker [Theatrical Review]
South Korean director's English-language debut is a gas.
Scott Nye
Iranian Government Take Passports Of Collaborators On Jafar Panahi’s New Film Closed Curtain
Co-director and star have their passports seized by the Iranian government.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Lucien Castaing-Taylor And Verena Paravel’s Leviathan [Theatrical Review]
This is an early contender for best film of 2013.
The Weinstein Company Buys Theatrical Rights To J.D. Salinger Documentary
The deal could be one of the biggest for a non-fiction film.
Steven Spielberg To Lead Jury For This Year’s Cannes Film Festival
Director to return to the festival that once premiered E.T. and Sugarland Express.
David Reviews Jean Rouch and Edgar Morin’s Chronicle of a Summer [Criterion New Release]
Another masterful example of Criterion's "film school in a box," this is essential viewing for fans and students of the documentary genre.
David Blakeslee
SXSW 2013 Preview: Chai Vasarhelyi’s Touba
Touba is one of many must-see documentaries headlining SXSW's non-fiction slate.
SXSW 2013 Preview: Joe Swanberg’s Drinking Buddies
Brand new film from Joe Swanberg will make its World Premiere at SXSW this year.
Catherine Reviews Mark Kitchell’s A Fierce Green Fire [PIFF 2013 Review]
Mark Kitchell's documentary, a broad overview of the environmentalism's historical trek has is more a schizophrenic introduction than anything revelatory.
Catherine Stebbins
Scott Reviews Sergei Loznitsa’s In the Fog [PIFF 2013 Review]
Loznitsa's follow-up to My Joy is a well-wrought, though less audacious endeavor.
Marion Cotillard To Lead New Film From The Dardenne Brothers
Brother duo get an A-lister for their next film.