Sundance Film Festival: Directors reflect on their 'real-world payoff'
The Sundance Film Festival recently concluded its 40th edition, a milestone for the event that has come to define American…
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Making 'Taste' was a test of strength for Juliette Binoche
Juliette Binoche wants to talk about more than just food. It's a minimal glance, a silent nod, but I notice…
Oscars Rewind – 2004: Sean Penn takes the stage
Sean Penn and Clint Eastwood may not see eye to eye when it comes to politics, but these two great…
The five Oscar categories still up for grabs… and who will win
The Oscars are still more than a month away, which means there's plenty of time for awards activists to sabotage…
Science fiction, drama, film noir, comedy: Atomic horror in cinema
In a sense, the atomic scare films of decades past are the children of J. Robert Oppenheimer and the parents…
Three actors who made a big impact with small roles
Great performance jumps off the screen, regardless of its size. We can feel a whole life behind what we see.…
Oscar Rewind — 2004: 'Master' commanded a trophy
It was good to be from Australia at the 76th annual Academy Awards, held on February 29, 2004 at the…
Hollywood Bowl 2024 Lineup: Marvel, Beck, Roots Picnic
Rain may be flooding Southern California, but it's all sunshine at the Hollywood Bowl as the Los Angeles Philharmonic announces…
How Godzilla Gets Even Scarier With Cheap VFX
Takashi Yamazaki of “Godzilla: Minus One” is the first feature-length director to be nominated for an Academy Award for visual…
'Poor Things' creates a world (and appearance) of its own
Yorgos Lanthimos had a deceptively simple directive for the “Poor Things” production design team: make the world look like nothing…