Wes Anderson's 'How to Make a Courtesan au Chocolat' Makes Its Online Debut
The new companion short for 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' is a tasty introduction to the art of pastry making.
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This Weekend's Indies: 'Le Week-end,' 'On My Way,' 'Enemy' & More
Opening in limited release today: a couple's attempt to reignite their love in the City of Lights, Catherine Deneuve's latest drama, a man whose doppelgänger lives on screen, a book heist, and a man trying to win the contest that has haunted him for decades.
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Aaron Paul Is Going To Be Just Fine in 2014
'Breaking Bad' may be over (with quite a few broken hearts in tow), but Aaron Paul is cooking up some exciting projects this year.
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This Weekend's Indies: 'The Grand Budapest Hotel,' 'Grand Piano,' 'Jodorowsky's Dune,' & More
Opening in limited release today: Wes Anderson's latest adventure, a musician whose next note could be his last, an attempt to make one of the most ambitious films in sci-fi, and a hunter tries to save his village.
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Behind the Scenes of a Music Video Collaboration: Big Data + Ghost Cow Films
We sat down with Big Data and Ghost + Cow films to talk about their recent collaboration on the funny and dark 'Dangerous' video.
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This Weekend's Indies: 'The Bag Man,' 'The Lunchbox,' 'Stalingrad,' & 'Repentance'
Opening in limited release today: a simple job leads to big problems, a man gets inspired by a misplaced lunch, six brothers attempt to protect what they love, and the horror/thriller you never knew you needed.
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'Psychos': Steven Soderbergh Reimagines a Familiar Story
Steven Soderbergh may be retired, but he isn't done creating!
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6 Familiar Faces in 'Non-Stop'
Liam Neeson and Julianne Moore may have top-billing, but 'Non-Stop' is filled with familiar faces.
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This Weekend’s Indies: ‘Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me,’ ‘The Wind Rises,’ ‘Omar,’ & More
Opening in limited release today: another breathtaking film from Miyazaki, the human side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a passionate affair ends fatally in 1860s Paris, a woman finds liberation in her captivity, and a comedy icon has her say in her much-awaited documentary.
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Ellen Page: 5 Roles That Display Her Versatility
To celebrate her birthday, we're looking back at some of Ellen Page's most masterful and memorable performances.
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9 Delicious Movie Breakups
In honor of Valentine's Day—or Singles Awareness Day—here are a few of our favorite movie breakups.
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This Weekend's Indies: 'A Field in England,' 'A Fantastic Fear of Everything,' & 'The Pretty One'
Opening in limited release today: a psychological thriller set in the 17th century, Simon Pegg's latest film, and a switcheroo with serious implications.
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3 Reasons to Watch 'The Broken Circle Breakdown' This Weekend
The Oscar-nominated film has just been released on iTunes and VOD. Here are three reasons to watch it now!
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5 Actresses Directing Films in 2014
These women are stepping behind the camera for their next projects.
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Watch the Oscar-Nominated Short Films on the Big Screen in NYC
These Oscar-nominated shorts are screening across America, just in time for the big night!
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This Weekend's Indies: 'Tim's Vermeer,' 'Best Night Ever,' & 'At Middleton'
Opening in limited release today: a romantic comedy about fresh starts, a woman films her sister's out of control bachelorette party, and a man uses technology to recreate famous works of art.
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Look For Commercials By These Four Filmmakers During Sunday's Superbowl
Best known for directing movies, these filmmakers are coming to a small screen near you on Sunday. Here's a preview of their tiny cinematic masterpieces.
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'Mitt' Is Now Streaming On Netflix
The long-awaited premiere of 'Mitt', a documentary about the publicly private world of Mitt Romney, hit Netflix today. Enjoy your weekend!
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This Weekend's Indies: 'Gimme Shelter,' 'Visitors,' 'Gloria' & More
Opening in limited release today: Vanessa Hudgens' new drama, a documentary about man's latest relationship, a comedy about finding love in all the wrong places, a thriller set by a tranquil lake, a woman trying to help her family regain normalcy, and LARPing gets real.
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The 5 Most Exciting Things About the 'Blood Ties' Trailer
The US trailer for Guillaume Canet's latest film has just been released, and we have five reasons to get excited.
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5 More Directors Hitting the Small Screen in 2014
In what's shaping up to be one of 2014's biggest trends thus far, even more directors are telling stories on a television set near you. (So many that we had to do another post on the phenomenon!)
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John Cusack's Roles in Order of Despondence
John Cusack may be known for his everyman attitude, but we see something else in those sad puppy eyes...Mostly that they're the eyes of a sad puppy.
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All 5 Oscar-Nominated Documentaries Are Streaming Online
If you missed them in theaters, now is your chance to watch these documentaries at home!
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This Weekend's Indies: 'Like Father Like Son,' 'Big Bad Wolves,' 'Summer in February' & More
Opening in limited release today, the story of two boys switched at birth, the problem with labels, reputation, and reinvention in high school, an Israeli revenge thriller, and Dan Stevens' latest film.
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The 5 Most Exciting Things About the 'Dom Hemingway' Trailer
Jude Law dons a paunchy stomach and a receding hairline to bring us the story of a crook ready to make up for lost time. Here's five reasons to get excited.
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