It’s been nearly a decade since Joe Swanberg last sat in the director’s chair. What does the preeminent king of mumblecore have up his sleeve now? More of the same, essentially. For those familiar with work such as Drinking Buddies,...
Eight years after his masterful Burning, Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love is certainly our most-anticipated film to premiere this fall. Clocking in at 164 minutes, it follows two married couples—a laid-off worker and his wife, and a documentary filmmaker and her husband—whose paths cross...
Netflix has released the official trailer for Lee Chang-dong’s “Possible Love,” starring Jeon Do-yeon, Sul Kyung-gu, Zo In-sung & Cho Yeo-jeong. The film will be released in South Korean theaters on September 23rd, American theaters on October 26th, and on...
Canada submits Berlinale winner Nina Roza by Geneviève Dulude-de Celles, Chile submits Un Certain Regard selected The Meltdown (to be launched by Kino Lorber), Mexico submitted Venice winning On the Road by David Pablos, and Thailand submits Director’s Fortnight selected...
The 9th Annual Lonely Seal Film Festival kicks off Thursday, August 27 and runs through Sunday, August 30 at the Regent Theater in Arlington, Massachusetts which is less than 30 minutes from Boston. This festival, focused on four days of...
Going into the fall and winter, several movies are being projected as Oscar favorites and sure-fire nominees sight unseen, as per usual. But it is also per usual to have a lot of those preseason favorites collapse as soon as...
New York, New York, like most Scorsese films, is about the trials and glories of making art. The post Review: Martin Scorsese’s ‘New York, New York’ Movingly Wrestles with the Musical’s Legacy appeared first on Slant Magazine.
Casper Kelly directs Cristin Milioti, Delaney Quinn, Keegan-Michael Key, Jamie King, Michael Shannon and Topher Grace in a horror comedy. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]