‘The Teacher’ Review: A Communist Satire That’s More Fun Than It Sounds
The latest film from “Divided We Fall” director Jan Hřebejk tackles Czech history in a way that the whole world should watch.
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
Willem Dafoe Is Fighting For The Future Of Cinema
“The other day Paul Schrader said to me ‘You know what your problem is? You actually like doing this.'”
Karlovy Vary Review: ‘We’re Still Together’ Is A Smart And Sensitive Micro-Budget Drama
Jesse Klein’s second feature is the only English-language movie in competition at this year’s Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, but it would stand out regardless.
Karlovy Vary Review: ‘By The Rails’ Is A Romanian Relationship Drama That Hits A Dead End
Cătălin Mitulescu’s third feature is an 88-minute two-hander that feels like it goes on for 4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days.
Karlovy Vary Review: ‘Kills On Wheels’ Is ‘The Professional’ Meets ‘Murderball’
Atilla Till’s charmingly violent new film, already a hit at the Hungarian box office, is a very different kind of empowerment story.
Review: ‘Anthropoid’ Muddles An Incredible World War II Story
A Czech version of “Valkyrie” led by a stodgy team of British and Irish actors, Sean Ellis’ thriller doesn’t earn its incredible climactic shootout.
Willem Dafoe & Charlie Kaufman to Receive Honorary Awards from Karlovy Vary
Dafoe is being presented the Crystal Globe, while Kaufman will receive the President’s Award.
2016 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Unveils Lineup
The annual Karlovy Vary International Film Festival is known for debuting some of the world’s best multinational feature films and documentaries. From July 1-9, various films including the last movie from recently deceased Czech director Jan Nemec and others from Roverto Ando and Jan Hrebejk will compete at the top Czech festival. READ MORE: The 2016 Indiewire […]
Richard Gere Is Having a Moment
Richard Gere Is Having a Moment
Interview: Ben Mendelsohn On ‘Mississippi Grind,’ ‘Blackbird,’ Gareth Edwards And ‘Rogue One’
Interview: Ben Mendelsohn On ‘Mississippi Grind,’ ‘Blackbird,’ Gareth Edwards And ‘Rogue One’
Here’s How This First-Time Canadian Filmmaker Made an Uncompromising Debut Film
Here’s How This First-Time Canadian Filmmaker Made an Uncompromising Debut Film
The Grandeur of Ben Mendelsohn and Ryan Reynolds in ‘Mississippi Grind’ (Trailer)
The Grandeur of Ben Mendelsohn and Ryan Reynolds in ‘Mississippi Grind’ (Trailer)
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