Weekend Preview: From Steve Jobs and Paul Simon to France, Lebanon & Japan
Weekend Preview: From Steve Jobs and Paul Simon to France, Lebanon & Japan
Where Do We Go Now? (Et maintenant on va ou?)
Capsule Reviews: 15 Reviews of New Indie Releases
Capsule Reviews: 15 Reviews of New Indie Releases
Weird Pull Quote Theater: ‘Where Do We Go Now?’
Weird Pull Quote Theater: ‘Where Do We Go Now?’
Criticwire Picks: ‘Sleepless Night’ and a Paul Simon Doc
Criticwire Picks: ‘Sleepless Night’ and a Paul Simon Doc
Nadine Labaki On ‘Where Do We Go Now?’: “The film is not perfect. People are relating to what the film is saying.”
Nadine Labaki On ‘Where Do We Go Now?’: “The film is not perfect. People are relating to what the film is saying.”
The Top 5 Criticwire Recommendations from ND/NF 2012
The Top 5 Criticwire Recommendations from ND/NF 2012
New Directors/New Films 2012 to Open with ‘Where Do We Go Now?’; Will Screen Kubrick’s ‘Fear and Desire’
New Directors/New Films 2012 to Open with ‘Where Do We Go Now?’; Will Screen Kubrick’s ‘Fear and Desire’
Dallas International Film Fest Announces 15 Titles: ‘Darling Companion,’ ‘LUV,’ ‘Brooklyn Brothers’; Animation Honors for Glen Keane
Dallas International Film Fest Announces 15 Titles: ‘Darling Companion,’ ‘LUV,’ ‘Brooklyn Brothers’; Animation Honors for Glen Keane
Sony Classics Takes Foreign Oscar Hopeful “Where Do We Go Now?”
Sony Classics Takes Foreign Oscar Hopeful “Where Do We Go Now?”
“Where Do We Go Now” Surprises As Toronto Audience Award Winner
“Where Do We Go Now” Surprises As Toronto Audience Award Winner
Nadine Labaki’s “Where Do We Go Now?” is Lebanon’s Foreign Language Oscar Entry
Nadine Labaki’s “Where Do We Go Now?” is Lebanon’s Foreign Language Oscar Entry
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The Affair Recap: The Accusations Against Noah Spread Like Wildfire
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Olivia Colman could finally be the favorite at the SAG Awards thanks to ‘The Crown’
