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We look back at overlooked movies from 2021; Spider-Man's dominance is not just limited to the big screen; Some early…
To Card Counter director Paul Schrader, the benefits of shooting digitally are vast. For one, the shooting schedule moves faster,…
Uncut gems, Marriage Story, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and Little Women are among the new films shot on…
The TCM Classic Film Festival is the zenith of repertory celebrations -- repertory cinema is alive and well across the…
To shoot The Mutineer on 35mm and a bare bones budget, John Jaquish needed a lot of prep and even…
Our documentary God Knows Where I Am explores Linda Bishop's life and death, asking how America's mental health system ultimately…
Canoa exposes the relationship between a brutal historic crime in Mexico and the danger at the center of both faith…
I knew, right from the beginning, that I had to shoot my first feature, Outlaws and Angels, on film, as…
László Nemes devises a peculiarly organic film language for his Holocaust-set debut, Son of Saul—in this writer’s opinion, the best…
To watch Austrian duo Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz’s Goodnight Mommy is to be subject to an emotional resonance and…
How feasible is shooting on film for microbudget moviemakers in 2015? How much more does it actually cost than shooting…
What’s the most important moviemaking step you’re completely forgetting? Maybe it’s archiving your film.
Janus Film’s newly restored print brings Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1960 masterpiece of Italian cinema, L’avventura, to selected theaters in black-and-white 35mm.
What you need to know is that you should hire a DP who is a DP, not an AC, and…