D.A. Pennebaker To Receive Honorary Oscar He is the first documentarian to garner the award. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Michael Haneke’s Amour And Yang Yong-hi’s Our Homeland Submitted For Best Foreign Language Film Oscar As Submissions Roll In The Palme d'Or winner leads this year's pack. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Trailer Arrives For Costa-Gavras’ Capital Trailer arrives prior to the film's TIFF debut. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend (Sept. 7-9) Four films from Werner Herzog and a handful of others lead this weekend's must-watch list. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Joshua Reviews Todd Louiso’s Hello I Must Be Going [Theatrical Review] The opening night film from Sundance 2012 finally hits theaters. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Episode 131 – Andrew Haigh’s Weekend This time on the podcast, Ryan and James discuss Andrew Haigh's 2011 film, Weekend. Ryan GallagherSeptember 5, 2012
Principal Photography Wraps On Before Midnight Nothing will be shown during the festival circuit this year, but expect much more from this film soon. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 5, 2012
Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers Goes To Annapurna Pictures Company nabs the US rights to the film following premiere at Venice. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 4, 2012
Ben Wheatley’s Next To Be A Civil War Film Film is set to shoot next month. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 4, 2012
The Eclipse Viewer – Episode 2 – Silent Naruse David Blakeslee and Robert Nishimura are joined by Scott Nye to discuss the five surviving silent films of Mikio Naruse. David BlakesleeSeptember 3, 2012
Actor Michael Clarke Duncan Dies At Age 54 Armageddon star suffered a heart attack in July and was never able to fully recover. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 3, 2012
Joshua Reviews Ben Palmer’s The Inbetweeners Movie [Theatrical Review] With a new TV adaptation here stateside, we take a look at the feature film adaptation of the beloved British TV series. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 3, 2012
Joshua Reviews Bela Tarr’s The Turin Horse [Blu-ray Review] Film is billed as the last from director Bela Tarr, and it may be his best yet. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 3, 2012
Joshua Review Ballplayer: Pelotero [DVD Review] Film looks at the influence and importance of baseball in the Dominican Republic and the troubles facing its players. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 3, 2012
Paul Thomas Anderson Taking Over Inherent Vice Adaptation The long gestating adaptation gets one hell of a new writer. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 3, 2012