Miguel Gomes’ Elusive Asia-Set Fever Dream

Miguel Gomes' Elusive Asia-Set Fever Dream

Portuguese auteur Miguel Gomes deepens his model of unclassifiable, globetrotting cinema with Grand Tour, a interval drama that’s not likely a interval drama in any respect, or is it? Set in Southeast Asia circa 1918, and following the trajectories of a British civil servant and his fiancée as they hint related paths throughout the continent, … Read more

Ingmar Bergman’s Grandson Directs Renate Reinsve

Ingmar Bergman's Grandson Directs Renate Reinsve

Norwegian writer-director Halfdan Ullmann Tondel takes some large swings together with his first characteristic Armand, not all of which join, however the ambition and risk-taking are largely spectacular. A single-setting drama that unfolds in an echo-filled elementary faculty after hours, it stars Renate Reinsve (The Worst Particular person within the World) as native celeb Elisabeth, … Read more

‘The Apprentice’ Director Shrugs Off Trump Lawsuit Threat

'The Apprentice' Director Shrugs Off Trump Lawsuit Threat

Filmmaker Ali Abbasi has responded to the Trump marketing campaign’s menace to sue over his film The Apprentice, which premiered at the Cannes Movie Competition on Monday night time to an eight-minute standing ovation.  “All people talks about him suing lots of people — they don’t speak about his success price although, you realize?” Abbasi stated Monday … Read more

Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger in Cronenberg Drama

Diane Kruger Interview on David Cronenberg Cannes Film 'The Shrouds'

Vincent Cassel performs a lately widowed tech mogul who invents a material digital camera/sensor/imaging thingamajig that permits the bereaved to observe their useless family members decaying within the grave in David Cronenberg’s newest, The Shrouds. Viewers don’t even must have learn or heard the director explaining how the movie is partly impressed by his personal … Read more

Demi Moore, Margaret Qualley Horror Film The Substance First Reactions

Demi Moore & Margaret Qualley in Body Horror

The Substance, a ugly body-horror flick, had its world premiere on Sunday evening in competitors on the Cannes Movie Pageant and was greeted with a nine-minute standing ovation from the group on the Grand Lumiere Theatre. The sophomore directorial effort and English-language debut of the French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat — she additionally wrote, produced and edited … Read more

Demi Moore & Margaret Qualley in Body Horror

Demi Moore & Margaret Qualley in Body Horror

Not lengthy into Coralie Fargeat’s campy physique horror The Substance, Elisabeth Sparkle (Demi Moore) is unceremoniously fired from her gig because the superstar host of a daytime train program. The previous actress’ credentials — an Academy Award, a distinguished place on the Hollywood Stroll of Fame — aren’t sufficient to save lots of her Zumba-meets-Jillian-Michaels-style … Read more

‘Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter One’ Review: Costner Returns West

'Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter One' Review: Costner Returns West

Kevin Costner has been within the saddle lengthy sufficient to know the distinction between a big-screen function Western like Dances With Wolves, a miniseries like Hatfields & McCoys or a longform like Yellowstone. All these tasks have accomplished nicely by him and he’s accomplished nicely by them. His connection to the quintessential Americana style and … Read more

Noemie Merlant’s Female Friendship Dramedy

Noemie Merlant's Female Friendship Dramedy

Noemie Merlant, greatest identified past France for her performances in Celine Sciamma’s Portrait of a Girl on Hearth and Todd Discipline’s Tár, made her debut as a writer-director-actor a number of years again with Mi Iubita, mon amour, which begins with a bachelorette social gathering. Merlant presents up one other female-solidarity story within the form … Read more

Ben Whishaw in Biopic of Russian Writer

Ben Whishaw in Biopic of Russian Writer

Reflecting the peculiarities and contradictions of the person who offers the movie its title, Limonov: The Ballad is a wierd, stilted, creative, kaleidoscopic, difficult, imaginative and — above all, and maybe solely deliberately — irritating biopic of the Russian poet-punk-prisoner-gadfly-neo-Fascist Eduard Limonov (né Eduard Veniaminovich Savenko in 1948). To paraphrase the novelist Julian Barnes’ assessment … Read more