Film Movement has acquired North American rights to Uruguayan comedy “Tanta Agua” for release later this year. “Agua,” the first feature from directors Ana Guevara and Leticia Jorge, depicts a divorce…
Film Movement has acquired North American rights to Arvin Chen's relationship comedy “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?” for a December day-and-date release in theaters and VOD. “Tomorrow” premiered at…
Although state-of-the-art in its rendering of textures, movement and stereography, DreamWorks' latest 3D toon, "The Croods," adopts a relatively primitive approach to storytelling.
Though Berlin is barely in the rearview mirror, and Cannes doesn't kick off until May 15, the rousing recent success of such indie films as "Looper" ($166 million in worldwide box office) and "Hunger…
BERLIN — The Berlin Film Festival drew a record turnout this year, attracting more festgoers than ever before, underscoring the event's increasing popularity with cinephiles. The Berlinale, which ran…
Noted scripter Razvan Radulescu delivers his strongest screenplay for some time with "Child's Pose," Calin Peter Netzer's dissection of monstrous motherly love.
Tom Shoval's debut feature, "Youth," is a difficult film to shake, thanks to a hauntingly observational yet emotional approach touching on far more than a simple kidnapping story.
Ups and downs are constantly juxtaposed in "The Broken Circle Breakdown," a bluegrass-infused Flemish meller about two lovers who lose their little daughter to cancer.
Essentially a chamber piece that feels exactly like the legit adaptation it is, "Yesterday Never Ends" reps a tedious drama from Spanish helmer Isabel Coixet.
Calin Peter Netzer's Romanian social drama "Child's Pose" won the Berlin Film Festival's Golden Bear for best picture Saturday, while David Gordon Green took the Silver Bear for director for "Prince…
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