‘The A Word’: Exclusive Video Highlights Adolescence & Family Living with Autism
SundanceTV’s “The A Word” tells a story of a family after their 5-year-old son Joe is diagnosed on the autism spectrum. Playing with that title, the show is doing an “A-word of the week” ahead of each...
View Article‘Snowden’ Trailer: Oliver Stone And Joseph Gordon-Levitt Take Down The NSA
Oliver Stone hasn’t made a movie since 2012’s critical and box office disaster “Savages,” but you should never count out the Oscar-winning provocateur. This September, the filmmaker finally returns to...
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‘Star Trek Beyond’ Director Justin Lin Finds the Human in the Epic
Justin Lin didn’t realize he was a Trekkie until J.J. Abrams called him out of the blue. Between a Thursday phone call and what ended up a Monday meeting, Lin had dinner with his family, who had...
View Article’Phantom Boy’ Trailer: ‘A Cat in Paris’ Duo Return With Heartwarming New York...
His name is Leo and he has a secret. In the latest animated outing from the always-charming GKIDS, a young boy takes flight in a fantastic adventure that looks to flip the superhero narrative on its...
View ArticleStanley Kubrick & Andrei Tarkovsky’s Cinematic Styles Are Compared In...
Film critique and academia oftentimes produce fascinating video essays. From an investigation of slow motion to how makeup has been used to age actors to even a parody of video essays themselves, these...
View Article‘The Man in the High Castle’ Season Two Clip: Ridley Scott Introduces New...
Ridley Scott and Philip K. Dick are a pairing made in heaven. Dick wrote a novel called “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” and Scott adapted that into a little film called “Blade Runner.” Since...
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Mike Birbiglia and Ira Glass Reveal Why Making ‘Don’t Think Twice’ is Even...
Ira Glass thinks it’s crazy for anyone to make a film. Ever. But when his “This American Life” contributor Mike Birbiglia wanted to follow their 2012 collaboration “Sleepwalk with Me” with a film about...
View Article‘Office Christmas Party’ Trailer: Kate McKinnon, Jason Bateman & More Go Wild...
Christmas is a time for good cheer and family gatherings, but it’s also a time to get drunk and cause crazy shenanigans. Such is the basis for the new wacky comedy “Office Christmas Party,” which...
View ArticleWhy Rooster Teeth Chose CGI Over A Real Helmet In ‘Lazer Team’ (Exclusive Clip)
It doesn’t matter how much money you earn with your Kickstarter campaign — it’s never quite enough. In June of 2014, online entertainment and production company Rooster Teeth launched an Indiegogo...
View ArticleWatch: Skateboarding Is A Dangerous and Beautiful Game in Exclusive ‘The...
Steven Caple, Jr.’s Sundance premiere, “The Land,” follows a group of tightknit Ohio skateboarders who dedicate one last perfect summer to finally achieving their dreams of becoming professional...
View Article‘Suicide Squad’ Premiere Livestream: Watch The Star-Studded Red Carpet Live...
After months of ass-kicking trailers and a nonstop barrage of crazy on set stories (Jared Leto gifting used condoms will live in production story infamy), “Suicide Squad” is finally ready to be...
View ArticleWatch ‘Possibilia,’ The Moving Interactive Film From ‘Swiss Army Man’...
Daniels have done it again. Before they made the jump to features with their indie summer hit “Swiss Army Man,” directing duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert built up a hefty portfolio of short films...
View ArticleThom Yorke and Mark Pritchard’s ‘Beautiful People’ Video is a Jarring Triumph...
There’s a new music video featuring the beautifully haunting vocals of Thom Yorke, but it’s not from Radiohead. Yorke has collaborated with English electronic musician Mark Pritchard on the track...
View ArticleKanye West’s ‘Fade’ Video Director Details Influences: John Carpenter, Grace...
The director of Kanye West’s latest music video for “Fade,” Eli Russel Linnetz, is just 24 years old, but he’s no stranger to the work of artists who made their mark on society long before he was born....
View Article‘Palm Trees and Power Lines’ Star Jonathan Tucker Goes Dark As a Creepy Older...
The increasing support for women directors is not simply hollow box-ticking, it’s about diversifying the kinds of stories that get told onscreen. Recent films like Eliza Hittman’s “Never Rarely...
View ArticleAlan Cumming on Lip-Syncing the Canadian Prodigy Who Duped a Scottish Academy...
Director Jono McLeod’s documentary “My Old School” is a sort of real-life “Strangers with Candy” story of someone who arrives at a high school who… well, definitely doesn’t belong there. The film is...
View ArticleHow Elizabeth Banks and the ‘Call Jane’ Team Prepared for the Film’s...
Oscar-nominated “Carol” screenwriter Phyllis Nagy makes her directorial debut with Sundance premiere “Call Jane,” starring Elizabeth Banks as a housewife named Joy who, in 1968 Chicago, is faced with a...
View ArticleDaisy Edgar-Jones Takes a Feminist Horror-Comedy Bite Out of Modern Dating...
Sundance premiere “Fresh” puts a deliciously dark and comic spin on the perils of dating in the modern world. “Normal People” breakout Daisy Edgar-Jones stars as Noa, a young woman frustrated by...
View ArticleCooper Raiff’s ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ Channels the Post-Undergrad Slump with...
“Shithouse” director Cooper Raiff stands to break out of this year’s Sundance Film Festival with his sophomore feature, “Cha Cha Real Smooth.” Named one of Variety’s 10 Directors to Watch for 2022 and...
View Article‘The Janes’ Documents an Underground Abortion Network — and at a Crucial...
On the South Side of Chicago in the spring of 1972, seven women were arrested and charged as part of a police raid that infiltrated their clandestine collective. Calling themselves the Janes, the women...
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