Best Picture: The King’s Speech (Iain Canning, Emile Sherman and [...]

Last year in Cannes I remember seeing a youngish filmmaker [...]

“We are what we are” (“Somos lo que hay”) is the wickedly original and poised directorial debut from young Mexican writer-director Jorge Michel Grau. Focusing on a moment of crisis in a family of cannibals “We are what we are” was one of the discoveries of the 2010 Cannes Directors’ Fortnight, before playing at the New York Film Festival and Fantastic Fest, where it won the “Next Wave” competition for Best Film and Best Screenplay. The film will receive its U.S. theatrical premiere on Friday, February 18 at IFC Center in New York. It will simultaneously be available nationwide on IFC Midnight’s video on demand platform.

“Midnight in Paris” a new film by Woody Allen, will [...]

Grit, tears and perspiration. Argentine–must be a Pablo Trapero movie. [...]

By ALI NADERZAD – January 7, 2011 As a longtime [...]

The Danes aren’t exactly the kings of comedy. Anything that [...]