Every year, Neil Young's website keeps a running list of odds for major prizes at major festivals, including Berlin, Venice and indeed Cannes. For the past week or so, he's been updating the latter for the ongoing edition of the fest, listing odds for the Palme d'Or and best acting prizes.
Read More »We know, we know, it's extremely early to be making Oscar predictions. But we're taking a shot anyway. And surprisingly, it's not always a total crapshoot. Last year, we did manage to properly predict 5 of the 9 best picture nominations (7 if you count the alternates) way back in March. Wh...
Read More »Get ready to ride the lightning. The reopened Picturehouse Entertainment has released the first trailer for its one-week, 3D, IMAX-exclusive movie "Metallica Through the Never."
Read More »Fans of "Luther," the Neil Cross-created crime drama centered around a magnetic turn from Idris Elba as the obsessive police officer of the title, will have to wait until September to see new episodes of the series (and to find out whether Ruth Wilson's flirty psychopath Alice Morgan will return).
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The first sex scene in "Blue Is the Warmest Color," Abdellatif Kechiche's French coming-of-age drama about a young lesbian couple, lasts longer than any other sequence in the movie. To dwell on its length, however, shortchanges its relevance to this three-hour-long feature. After a brief heterosexua...
Read More »Morgan Neville's Sundance entry "Twenty Feet From Stardom" and Josh Fox's "Gasland Part II" will kick off the SummerDocs Series at the Hamptons International Film Festival. Beginning June 15th in East Hampton, the four-part SummerDocs series will feature a guest appearance from Darlene Love as well ...
Read More »With this year's edition of the Cannes Film Festival in its winding down phase (it concludes on Sunday), it's easy to forget there are still some heavy hitters left to screen in the Competition, one of which, Alexander Payne's "Nebraska," screened this morning for press before its gala later on.
Read More »Returning to Cannes following her international breakthrough performance in 2011's awards juggernaut "The Artist," directed by her husband Michel Hazanavicius, Oscar nominee Bérénice Bejo returned the Croisette this year with another film to sure to bring her back at the forefront of awards talk, As...
Read More »Here's your daily dose of an indie film in progress; at the end of the week, you'll have the chance to vote for your favorite. In the meantime: Is this a movie you’d want to see? Tell us in the comments. "Above All Else" Tweetable Logline:
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