First Look: ‘Finding Vivian Maier’
byJohn Maloof doesn’t visit flea markets anymore. In 2007, a discovery he made at Chicago town hall changed his life forever. Along with a…
John Maloof doesn’t visit flea markets anymore. In 2007, a discovery he made at Chicago town hall changed his life forever. Along with a…
As is the nature of the essay film, Concerning Violence does not present us with cold, hard statistical data like the documentary, but offers…
The premise of Xi You-a Buddhist Monk walking through the streets of Marseilles-is simple, but the feeling it leaves you with profoundly intense. Director: Ming-liang…
Jack is an urban odyssey embarked upon by a ten-year-old boy, beautifully played by the young Ivo Pietzcker, as he struggles to reunite with…
Blue Is the Warmest Colour by Abdellatif Kechiche combines a coming-of-age storyline, fused with startling intimacy and remarkable realism in its depiction of two…
Revered film critic Mark Cousins’ expertly handles the relationship between children and film in his latest documentary A Story of Children and Film. Director:…
Paolo Sorrentino takes us through a whirlwind vision of the Roman high life Director: Paolo Sorrentino. 142 mins. Amidst his coked up 65th birthday…
Breaking away from the triteness that has come to define the vampire genre, but not quite far enough away to alienate the tweens who…