James Franco’s Movie Column: ‘Ne Me Quitte Pas’ Is a Documentary Version of ‘Waiting for Godot’
The actor-director shares his thoughts on a Dutch documentary now playing at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens.
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James Franco’s Movie Column: ‘The Love Witch’ Is a Feminist B-Movie
Franco wrestles with this movie that “turns the tables on men like the not-to-be-named president-elect.”
James Franco’s Movie Column: My Favorite Horror Movies to Watch on Halloween
Let the multi-hyphenate recommend a murderers’ row of the creepy, the crawly, the spooky and the strange.
James Franco’s Movie Column: Fake Penises Aren’t the Only Funny Thing About ‘The Greasy Strangler’
The writer-director-actor explains why this grotesque new movie is smarter than it looks.
James Franco Interviews Nicolas Winding Refn: His ‘Extreme’ Career, Cocaine and the ‘Ritualistic Witchcraft’ of ‘Neon Demon’
The friends and collaborators discuss Refn’s entire career in an amazingly candid Q&A.
James Franco’s Movie Column: Why Fame Is So Seductive In ‘Author: The JT Leroy Story’
The story of a woman who faked her way to success leads Franco to consider why fame can be a dangerous thing.
James Franco’s Movie Column: What Werner Herzog’s Documentaries Teach Us About Humanity
Having lost his other half in last week’s column, James Franco talks to his mirror about Werner Herzog’s Internet-focused documentary “Lo and Behold.”
James Franco’s Movie Column: How Richard Linklater Inspired My Work
The actor-director talks about one of his favorite filmmakers…and winds up getting into an argument with himself.
James Franco’s Movie Column: Civil War Meets Mumblecore in ‘Men Go To Battle’
In his latest IndieWire column, James Franco goes to battle for this remarkable indie Civil War drama.
James Franco’s Movie Column: ‘Swiss Army Man’ is a Moving Bromance (With a Farting Corpse)
Franco flips for the weird, touching implications of a very strange movie — and finds some parallels with a few of his own.
James Franco’s Movie Column: Colin Farrell is Awesome in ‘The Lobster’
James Franco’s Movie Column: Colin Farrell is Awesome in ‘The Lobster’
James Franco’s Movie Column: Why is Violence More Acceptable in Movies Than Sex?
James Franco’s Movie Column: Why is Violence More Acceptable in Movies Than Sex?
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