It takes a truly confident filmmaker to write and direct a character study that feels as low stakes as Mia Hansen-Løve’s “One Fine Morning,” which premiered at Cannes before Toronto and an upcoming theatrical release.
Explosive material: our first dispatch from TIFF touches on Jafar Panahiâs <em>No Bears</em>, Joanna Hoggâs <em>The Eternal Daughter</em>, eco-terrorist thriller <em>How to Blow Up a Pipeline</em>, and more
True biographical information about Wuthering Heights author Emily Brontë is notoriously sparse. Much of what has been written about her comes from the point of view of her sister, and fellow writer, Charlotte, author of Jane
When I was a kid my incipient love of film history was fueled by the fact that local TV stations in the New York City area had hours of time to fill and stockpiles of
Back issues: though the new <em>Funny Pages</em> is set in the present day, the cartooning world it depicts is firmly that of the 1990s
Light work: the Japanese filmmakerâs tireless curiosity allowed him ever new and different angles from which to tackle questions about the singularity of each cinematic moment
Britney Spears hit up social media and dropped a post blasting touring conditions and saying she'll "probably" not perform again.
