(click linked text below to jump to related section of the review) In a series of reviews and blog posts filed under the heading "Auteur Theory," I have made it a project to revisit the career of cult director David Lynch, rewatch his entire feature film
Read Full Article atThe first set of films shot in Bursa has been found in the archives of French film company Gaumont Pathe. The film is perceived as one of the most important visual resources pertaining to Bursa. There are two films in the collection and both show photogr
Most directors start their careers working on television before taking the plunge into moviemaking. When a director shifts their focus to the small screen, it is often seen as a step back in their career—but sometimes the transition revitalizes their cre
When militants seize control of the U.S. embassy in Tehran during the height of the Iranian Revolution, CIA agent Tony Mendez... Read More Moviefone's New Release Pick of the Week "Argo" What's It About? Ben Affleck brings us the true story (and probable
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Christian Lara’s “1802: Freedom Now” tells the story of the war between the black inhabitants of Guadeloupe (French West Indies) and Napoleon Bonaparte’s army. In the film, the French wanted to reestablish slavery for blacks. In turn, the blacks fought b
Argo Rating: 3.5 stars out of five Canada gets short shrift in director-star Ben Affleckâs flagwaver about the success of American "intel" in Iran after the fall of the Shah in 1979, during which six U.S. diplomats were harboured by Canadians before esca
I don't play characters. I play myself. Let the wardrobe and the dialogue do the character....