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Joshua Brunsting
Poster And First Photo Arrives For Blue Is The Warmest Color From Abdellatif Kechiche
First bits of promotional material arrive for new film from the director of The Secret Of The Grain
Shochiku Working On Something Special For Yasujiro Ozu’s 110th Anniversary
Series will include a book, new restorations, retrospectives and so much more.
Nymphomaniac To Miss Cannes Submission Deadline?
Apparently the film won't be heading to the Croisette as much of us previously had imagined.
On The Screen – Episode 14
On this week's On The Screen, Ryan, James and Travis discuss what they've been watching.
Ryan Gallagher
Lars Von Trier’s Nymphomaniac Goes To Magnolia
After the success of Melancholia, Von Trier re-teams with Magnolia for his next picture.
DVDs Of Lincoln Heading Out To Every Middle And High School In The US
The big push is part of a new campaign from Participant Media.
Watch The New Documentary TPB AFK: The Pirate Bay Away From The Keyboard Before Its SXSW Bow
What more would you expect for a documentary about The Pirate Bay?
Argo Continues Run To Oscar Sunday While A Few Races Get Interesting After The 2013 BAFTAs
Argo is looking like a surefire bet for Oscar Sunday, but what else did we learn from this year's BAFTAs?
Paul Schrader To Write New Film Entitled The Devil’s Right Hand
The Canyons may be controversial, but when you're Paul Schrader, it doesn't take long to find a new gig.
For Criterion Consideration: Volker Schlondorff’s Death Of A Salesman
With his latest film making the rounds, we look back at a forgotten gem in the career of Volker Schlondorff.
Joshua Reviews Benjamin Avila’s Clandestine Childhood [PIFF 2013 Review]
The coming of age tale features some top notch performances, but does it offer up much more?
David Reviews Hiroyuki Okiura’s A Letter To Momo [PIFF 2013 Review]
A beautiful blend of a teenager's reality and mythic Japanese fantasy makes for a new anime classic.
David Blakeslee
David Reviews Patrik Eklund’s Flicker [PIFF 2013 Review]
The award-winning Swedish comedy has drawn comparisons to the Coen Brothers and The Office.