Pieta – Exclusive Preview Clip and Poster
A scene and high-definition one-sheet from Kim Ki-duk’s latest film, Pieta, about a loan...
Foreign Films
Exclusive Interview: Atiq Rahimi on The Patience Stone
The novelist and director of the Tribeca Film Festival entry describes the death of...
Blu-ray Review: Gate of Hell
The Criterion Collection unearths the once-hailed Japanese classic Gate of Hell in all its...
A n00b’s Guide to Jess Franco
The late Jess Franco made nearly 200 cult movies in his career. Haven’t seen...
New World: Exclusive Preview Clip
Video: An action-packed preview of New World, the Korean action film from director Hoon-jung...
Blu-Ray Review: Sansho the Bailiff
“Kenji Mizoguchi’s elegant direction and rich melodrama keeps the film vital nearly 60 years...
Free Film School #86: This Is @#$%ing Ikiru
Professor Witney Seibold devotes an entire column to Akira Kurosawa's 1954 masterpiece, which you...
Terror Cult: French Gore Films
Devon Ashby explores just how messed up the French can really get in these...
Terror Cult: Undead Italians
Devon Ashby introduces you to the ultra-gory Dawn of the Dead knockoffs that put...
Anima, Summer Suit Hand-Picked For International Film Festivals
Both Australian productions are expected to make a buzz at two prestigious short film...
Terror Cult: Korean Ghost Stories
Devon Ashby introduces you to the extremely gory, yet surprisingly contemplative supernatural tales of...
The Cinema Of My Country: Marion Cotillard on Rust and Bone
The Oscar-winning actress describes her latest unexpected transformation and her earliest appearance in TV's...
Terror Cult: Hong Kong Black Magic
Devon Ashby delves into the Chinese supernatural horror genre and introduces you to some...
Chen Style Kung Fu: Stephen Fung on Tai Chi Zero and Tai Chi Hero
The director explains ass-kicking Tai Chi and the need to innovate within the Kung...
Two Exclusive Posters: The Thieves
Meet 'The Brains' and 'The Safecracker' from the blockbuster Korean crime caper, in theaters...
Blu-Ray Review: Klown
'A unique and raucous cinematic experience, finely keyed to simultaneously unhinge and entertain.'
I Die With Open Eyes: Udo Kier on Iron Sky
The legendary German actor Udo Kier on the upcoming Nazis-on-the-moon flick Iron Sky, his...
TIFF 2012 Final Recap
Fred Topel reviews Aftershock, Imagine, Out in the Dark, Shores of Hope, Sightseers, Spring...
Review: The Ambassador
"Full of incredulous guffaws at the open and expected corruption in this part of...
Review: Penumbra
'Strong sense of atmosphere, understated deadpan humor, and a solid performance from lead actress...
