Joshua looks at the good, and bad, of Day One of this year's WFFF.
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Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Clay Liford’s Wuss [Waterfront Film Festival 2012]
Festival darling finds a teacher under fire, and goes places that you can't even begin to expect.
September 2012 Criterion Collection Titles Announced
Criterion unveiled their September titles today, and what a line-up it is!
Ryan Gallagher
Joshua Reviews Kirby Dick’s The Invisible War [Theatrical Review]
The latest film from Kirby Dick may very well be his best and most important to date.
Armchair Vacation: 5 Films To Watch This Weekend On Your Television
List includes five films available to watch on your TV via streaming services or television networks like IFC or TCM.
Xavier Dolan’s Debut, I Killed My Mother, Finally Nabs A Distributor In Kino Lorber
Long awaited debut of the first film from Heartbeats director Xavier Dolan lands in the lap of Kino Lorber.
Explosions In The Sky Teaming With David Wingo For Score To David Gordon Green’s Prince Avalanche
Also listen to a sample of the Hans Zimmer score for The Dark Knight Rises.
Richard Linklater Shooting A Before Sunrise/Sunset Follow-Up In The Summer?
Long awaited third film in the series is allegedly set to shoot later this summer.
Joshua Reviews Hal Ashby’s Harold And Maude [DVD Review]
One of three major Criterion releases this week, Hal Ashby's classic gets one massive upgrade.
Off The Shelf – Episode 11
This week on Off The Shelf, Ryan, James and Justin Vactor take a look at the new DVD and Blu-ray releases for the week of June 12th.
West Reviews Paul Mariano & Kurt Norton’s These Amazing Shadows
If you are a film aficionado and you're looking for a little affirmation that all your time in the dark was time well spent, this film is for you.
West Anthony
Scott Reviews Michelangelo Antonioni’s Le Amiche [Masters Of Cinema DVD Review]
Michelangelo Antonioni's 1955 film shows signs of his work to come, but it's also a rich melodrama all its own.
Scott Nye
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Raffaello Matarazzo’s Tormento
Despite its title, there are a few moments of happiness that Anna and Carlo experience in this vintage Italian melodrama. But oh the anguish they have to endure to earn them...
David Blakeslee
For Criterion Consideration: Richard Thorpe’s Jailhouse Rock
With a certain Tom Cruise-led musical opening this weekend, it's time to look back on what may be the greatest Rock And Roll musical ever made. And a film that deserves that mighty Criterion logo.