Honor Roll is a daily series running throughout December that features new or previously published interviews, profiles and first-person stories of some of the year's most notable cinematic voices. Today, we're re-running an interview with Leos Carax, whose "Holy Motors" recently t...
Read More »With 128 votes among 204 critics listed in Indiewire's Criticwire network, Leos Carax's surreal opus "Holy Motors" topped Indiewire's seventh annual poll for Best Film. "Holy Motors" star Denis Lavant garnered the most votes for Best Performance.
Read More »Indomina sure tooks its time to release the U.S. trailer for the company's gonzo Cannes pickup "Holy Motors" (the trailer hit the web late last Friday, two days after the film opened in New York), but given how beautifully it captures the scope and seductive nature of Leos Carax's ...
Read More »Carax's most cryptically provocative achievement, "Holy Motors" is scheduled to his New York theaters on October 17 followed by a wider release in November. While in town for NYFF, the director sat down with Indiewire at the Soho Grand to discuss the new movie as well as his future ambitions.
Read More »Chances are that you've never seen anything quite like "Holy Motors," Leos Carax's farcical but deeply felt odyssey through modern Paris (and his first feature in almost thirteen years -- you can read our review from Cannes here). At a New York Film Festival press screening fo...
Read More »It’s taken several days for the mystery of ticketing for press members to be revealed to me. It took two requests at an information counter to turn up a schedule of press screenings, and two visits to the special ticketing booths inside the accreditation room to learn I can request up to four ticket...
Read More »The Indomina Group has acquired U.S. distribution rights to Leos Carax's acclaimed Cannes title "Holy Motors" on the final day of the festival, the company has announced.
Read More »The Palme d'Or is unquestionably one of the most prestigious awards a filmmaker can win, but unlike the Oscars, it's nearly impossible to predict. The decision comes down to a jury comprised of eight artists from around the world. This year, they're led by Italian filmmakers Nanni Moretti, the first...
Read More »Leos Carax's first movie in 13 years is the first surprise hit of the festival.
Read More »Where does one begin with Leos Carax’s insane "Holy Motors"? Maybe its incredible central performance(s) by Denis Lavant, who literally transforms into a different character in nearly every other scene, each one stranger than the next? Or perhaps its stark raving mad narrative that bends so far into...
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