Cronenberg reveals the fleshy parts of Hollywood in Maps to the...
Considering the story of Maps to the Stars, you may be forgiven for questioning David Cronenberg's feelings toward Tinsel Town. It follows a family of recognizable modern-day Hollywood archetypes....
Duke of Burgundy plunges deep into the frailty of love and...
It’s funny that the 50 Shades of Grey movie will hit the multiplex on the same day as The Duke of Burgundy enters select art house theaters....
Xavier Dolan expands the frontiers of filmmaking and emotions with Mommy–...
Throughout his oeuvre, writer/director Xavier Dolan has presented viewers with the great range of loving relationships. Love cannot be contained in neat categories constrained by...
We will lead a Q&A on Deep City: The Birth of...
Miami is known the world over as a city full of surprises. As a freelance music writer here for more than 20 years, I...
Timbuktu presents a humanizing portrait of life under jihadist oppression —...
From the country of Mauritania comes Timbuktu, one of the most heart-breaking and humanistic films you will see this year. Do not be turned...
Michael Gordon and Bill Morrison talk about their Miami Beach city...
It’s been 12 years since Bill Morrison came to Miami and blew the minds of a nearly packed house with Decasia in a large screening room...
Bill Morrison and Michael Gordon to discuss and present their avant-garde...
When asked why a couple of collaborators in avant-garde film are discussing their works in a shorts program at a Jewish film festival, Miami Jewish Film Festival director...
Zero Motivation: An insightful look at gendered institution — A film...
While many Israeli film exports are straightforward or dramatic movies, Zero Motivation offers a breath of fresh air with a funny yet critical look at...
Giveaway: Two tickets to see 40th Anniversary 2K projection of Altman's...
We have a giveaway! First off, many thanks to followers outside of South Florida where we are based. We know you are a dedicated bunch,...
Two Days, One Night highlights power in minimalist filmmaking of Dardennes...
With their new film, Two Days, One Night, the sibling directors Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne have stayed true to their spare but powerful aesthetic, using handheld...