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Joshua Brunsting
BBC Short Documentary On In The Mood For Love Cinematographer Christopher Doyle Hits The Web
Piece looks at the cinematographer and his fantastic body of work.
Critic-palooza: New York Online, Boston And LA Critics Give Their Awards For Best In Film This Year
So who leads going into halftime of the Oscar race?
The Eclipse Viewer – Episode 6 – The Actuality Dramas of Allan King [Part 1]
David and Robert are joined by Josh Brunsting to discuss the films of Canada's master of cinema verite.
David Blakeslee
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Allan King’s Come On Children
King and his film crew go up the country with a hand-picked clique of groovy kids in the winter of 1972.
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu To Helm Comedy Birdman Next
The film will be a step in a lighter direction for the filmmaker.
Contest: Win A 99 Reasons Criterion Collection DVD
To help celebrate the end of another great year of Criterion Collection titles, we're giving away a couple of the 99 Reasons DVDs.
Ryan Gallagher
Joshua Reviews Sacha Gervasi’s Hitchcock [Theatrical Review]
With 2012 being the year of Hitchcock, this film ever quite makes its mark.
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth Heading To The Stage As A Musical
Musical will feature lyrics from Paul Williams.
Episode 134 – Charles Chaplin’s The Gold Rush
In this, their final main CriterionCast episode for 2012, Ryan, James, and Travis discuss Charles Chaplin's The Gold Rush.
Scott Reviews Roger Michell’s Hyde Park on Hudson [Theatrical Review]
Even Bill Murray can't save this one.
Scott Nye
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend (December 7-9)
Films include recently released documentaries and cartoons from the Fleischer Brothers.
New Looks At Steven Soderbergh’s Behind The Candelabra And David Mamet’s Phil Spector Film
Films don't have air dates yet, but don't expect that to be the case for much longer.
30 Minutes Of Footage From Orson Welles’ Final Film, The Other Side Of The Wind, Arrive Online
Film has been long anticipated and director Peter Bogdanovich is hard at working trying to make this a reality.
Joshua Reviews Gus Van Sant’s Promised Land [Theatrical Review]
The latest from Gus Van Sant looks at one of the biggest environmental issues facing us today.