Financially limited, but overflowing with cultural richness, African cinema is less frequently present at international festivals than productions from most…
This Fall, following a tour of the prestigious festival circuit, Orson Welles' long lost Hollywood satire The Other Side of…
One of the most celebrated cinematographers in filmmaking, Roger Deakins has, until last night, been always the bridesmaid and never…
In the pantheon of mother-daughter movies, it might seem like a simplistic statement to say that what makes Greta Gerwig’s…
Garnering Christopher Nolan his very first nomination for the Academy Award for Best Director, Dunkirk represents the apex of his…
With Phantom Thread giving Paul Thomas Anderson his first Best Director nomination since 2007, the American auteur has scored his biggest success…
In this video essay, Evan Puschak of Nerdwriter seeks to examine the many different ways by which genre conventions can…
After weeks of on-and-off again snow, the sun finally emerged, just in time for the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF),…
A life-long history student and keen observer of cultural norms and attitudes, Canadian filmmaker Denys Arcand has always had an…
Today, on Wisdom Wednesday, Academy Award-winning writer/director Paul Haggis stopped by to share a whopping 55 critical moviemaking lessons he's…
MovieMaker spoke to Melissa Leo, one of 2013's hardest-working actresses (she turned in performances in six of the year's releases,…
Washington, D.C.—This morning, the Embassy of Kenya in the U.S. announced its support for Nairobi Half Life, a Kenyan film…
Every month, Interiors Journal dissects the floorplan of a film set to investigate the relationship between space and action. This…