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Director David Fincher Talks ‘The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo’
Along with decidedly not being into nazis and serial killers; metaphorical tire irons, basketball teams and sushi menus when it comes to choosing his actors; and power tools as basement torture devices that may have ended up in his movie.
‘Sherlock Holmes’ a Game of Shadows Movie Review
Robert Downey Jr. does director Guy Ritchie's Sherlock as the sort of certifiable kook who, if showing up out the blue today, would be deemed a crazed conspiracy theorist worried about the world situation, and likely in search of more than a few st
The Women Film Critics Circle Announces Its Nominee Award Picks For 2011
The Women Film Critics Circle has announced its 2O11 nominations for the best movies this year by and about women, and outstanding achievements by women, who get to be rarely honored historically, in the film world.
Arts Express: Angelina Jolie Talks in The Land of Blood and Honey
In The Land Of Blood And Honey. A Conversation With Writer/Director Angelina Jolie: Bosnia, the brutality of war, and the lessons of history deferred.
Daguerrotypes: French Filmmaker Agnes Varda Savors The Past as Present
Which is what makes French director Agnes Varda's (The Beaches of Agnes , The Gleaners and I) very personal and potent mood piece, Daguerreotypes such a joyous found visual and tactile experience to be savored from the past.
