gabriel boisante - suicidee written & directed by fred neuen shot & lit by tim lecomte music by fred baus produced by radar © 2011

The multidisciplinary artist talks a little about the films he's directed - which can only be seen when the man himself brings them to town - and his take on "Drunk History." I like his theory on the ...

Here is Mitchell's understated and nostalgic contribution to the "last days of summer teenage ensemble odyssey" genre, if such thing exists. Mitchell describes it as "American Graffiti" meets the Fren...

Here's a clip from Wheatley's new genre-defying (is it a crime film? a horror film? a war movie?) piece of cinema. Tense, then funny... and I'm quite curious to see where it goes next.

In this Korean short some girls think a guy's open letters on postcards are to them.. It's by Josh Kim and definitely made me want to go rent some Korean movies.

Reilly and Winslet talk about acting in Roman Polanski's new film, which just premiered in Venice. I always get a kick from looking at Reilly's ridiculously varying filmography, and this latest additi...

Here's the trailer for the great Chilean director's epic, sweeping adaptation of the classic Portuguese novel. Sadly, it will be his last, as Ruiz died on August 19, at the age of 70.

The French director behind "Princess of Montpensier" shares his attitude on a very interesting topic - making a period film not seem so much like a "period film."

"The Robber" is a champion marathon runner... who also robs banks - as many as three a day (because he's such a good runner, natch) - in this tight new Austrian film that's apparently based on a true ...

"An Absurd Game" is an Argentinian film that takes a comedic look at young love and infatuation. The whole time I was watching I couldn't get over the fact that the main character looks an awful lot l...

gabriel boisante - suicidee written & directed by fred neuen shot & lit by tim lecomte music by fred baus produced by radar © 2011

"Scrutinize" is a very well-shot short that continues to build suspense over four minutes. It stars two of the actors from "The Myth of the American Sleepover." As another bonus, it takes place entire...

Ben Wheatley (director of "Kill List" and "Down Terrace") doubles as one half of the stunt team Amazing Wizards. See what happens when they start throwing TVs around.

Luke Snellin graduated from Bournemouth University and this was his first short film. This has to be the best first short I've seen from anyone and highly recommend that you watch it. It stars yet ano...

A relationship backwards. I really love the narrator's voice in this one and can't figure out where I feel like I've heard it before.. Brought to us by emerging German filmmaker Joschka Laukeninks.

Polanski's new film brings two couples together into a small New York apartment to discuss their sons fighting each other on the playground. The couples are played by Jodie Foster, John C. Reilly, Kat...

This is a great interview with the director of "Princess of Montpensier" - he has such a philosophical approach to the creative process, film criticism, etc. What do you expect? He's French. He does h...

Tavernier's new film has everything you expect from a 16th century period peace: rivalry, romance, sword fights, sex, royal politics... all the good stuff.

Munga discusses his approach to making a crime film set in his home town of Kinshasa, one of the only recent narrative films to come out of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Trailer for the upcoming doc about the 70s post-punk band. Killing Joke may be under the radar of mainstream popularity, but they influenced the majority of bands that came after from Metallica to Nir...