A deliciously stylish hard-boiled crime drama, Andrew Dominik’s violent and bleakly funny film is a grimly nihilistic film that revels in its harsh and brutal urban landscape. Writer/director Andrew Dominik makes great use of the widescreen format and fills his film with visual quirks to sit... >>>

The tried and trusted partnership of Ken Loach and screenwriter Paul Laverty has created one of their warmest and most accessible films in The Angel’s Share. The grim statistics behind Britain’s “lost generation” of unemployed and unemployable young people have been transformed into a... >>>

Acclaimed photographer and filmmaker Raymond Depardon and longtime collaborator Claudine Nougaret spend six years capturing France with a large format camera in this documentary.A comprehensive and intimate introduction to a major contemporary photographer-filmmaker, Journal de France examines... >>>

It's mirrors and Russian dolls for the playful French filmmaker Alain Resnais (89) who today presented the 20th feature in a very full career in competition at the 65th Cannes Film Festival. It's a film whose title is a challenge to time and to film research: You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet... >>>