Film Review: ‘Things People Do’
An unemployed insurance adjuster turns armed robber in this wildly overwrought, frequently preposterous recession-era morality play that marks the feature directing debut of film editor Saar Klein.
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Seven Seas Sues Terrence Malick’s Sycamore Pictures
A London-based film financing company has sued Terrence Malick's Sycamore Pictures, claiming that they invested $3.3 million in one of the filmmaker's projects yet have "nothing to show for it."
Christian Bale: My Batman Days Are Over
Sorry, fanboys, but Christian Bale is no longer Batman — this according to Bale himself. In an interview just published by Entertainment Weekly, the “Dark Knight Rises” actor discussed (and quickly…
Review: ‘Cold War’
Overstuffing the plot to the point of confusion early on, Hong Kong crimer "Cold War" warms up considerably thereafter, but its false start will likely prevent many auds from fully engaging with the…
Toronto pics line up for awards season
It turns out that, much as some would have hoped, Toronto didn't clarify the Oscar picture at all. It blew it open.
Are plans crashing down around Icon U.K.?
Two years after Len Blavatnik's Access Industries bought Icon's U.K. distribution and foreign sales operations, with big plans to expand Icon around the world, all signs seem to indicate that…
‘Always’ to open Busan fest
South Korean helmer Song Il-gon's melodrama "Always" will open the Busan Film Festival, which unveiled its lineup Thursday. Fest closes with Japanese helmer Harada Masato's "Chronicle of My Mother."
Cannes lineup taking shape
Amid the unusually intense secrecy veiling this year's Cannes Film Festival lineup, a number of strong competition prospects have emerged.
Malick’s ‘Tree of Life’ set for Cannes
A full year after it was initially floated as a hot fest prospect, Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life" is set to make its world premiere in May at the Cannes Film Festival.
Brad Pitt falls into ‘Dark Void’
Brad Pitt's Plan B and Reliance Big Pictures ink deal with Capcom to develop a film based on "Dark Void."
Review: ‘Valkyrie’
After a long takeoff, "Valkyrie" finally takes flight as a thriller in its second half but never soars very high.
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