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A 50-something man walks into his New York City apartment. He opens the bathroom door and finds an unknown Zimbabwean
A family is traveling to their country vacation home. As they drive, the parents take turns playing “guess the classical
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A moviemaker workshops a script through the Sundance Institute, the finished feature
Michel Gondry knows a thing or two about the human mind. Judging from the surreal music videos he’s concocted for
It’s a scenario that’s all too familiar to hundreds of moviemakers: You’ve spent years pouring blood, sweat and tears (not
Vinterberg (on right) collaborates with fellow Dane Lars von Trier on Dear Wendy. If you happen to glance through the
There are several images that spring immediately to mind when discussing director Danny Boyle’s filmography—scheming flatmates, jaded junkies, rampaging zombies.
Screenwriters have a tendency to operate by a specific set of traditional rules: Establish your characters and their situation, introduce
Illeana Douglas may be blessed with one of the film industry’s most distinctive faces, but “ I always get the
Takashi Miike’s Audition, which stars Shiina Eihi, is well-known for its “stick-a-needle-in-the-eye” torture sequence. If it is indeed true that
