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Martin Scorsese finds it "really insulting" when people fixate on how much money movies make. He sounded off at the…
The online New York Film Festival gave a wider audience access to NYFF awards hopefuls, including Nomadland and The Truffle…
No Risk of Cliché: The Unorthodox Methods of Director Albert Serra Pay Off in The Death of Louis XIV
The contrast between absolute power and total impotence is the thematic core of Albert Serra’s latest portrait, The Death of…
Good fortune and strategic diligence. Those, say iconic actress Isabelle Huppert, are the key ingredients to a long, enviable career.
The New York Film Festival is an elegant affair, one that reassures that movies aren’t dead and that cinema never…
Natalie Portman, who in real life neither looks nor sounds at all like Jacqueline Kennedy, completely transforms herself in Pablo…
Writer-director Kelly Reichardt talks regional landscapes, literary adaptation, gender identity, working with actors and shooting on film in Certain Women.
What’s most enjoyable, both in films and in life, isn’t the destination itself but the journey—even if the promised land
It’s MovieMaker’s 2014 edition of the Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker! We’re counting down through our…
MovieMaker’s Trailblazer Tuesday Crowdfunder of the Week is The Dog, a fascinating documentary on John Wojtowicz, the real-life bank robber…
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As Filmmaker Magazine reported in its latest issue, the seminal expert on John Cassavetes’ oeuvre, Ray Carney, has refused to