As a cinephile (and critic?), there are certain movies that follow you throughout your lifetime. For those who watch a lot of films—and in quick succession—people tend to assume you’ve seen everything ...

A mother’s unconditional love, untreated mental illness, and a failed wellness check resulted in a perfect storm that ultimately ended Clarksburg woman Elaine LaBenne’s life far too soon. Elaine’s ...

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France’s Les Films de l’œil Sauvage and Switzerland’s Alva Films have boarded Pedro Speroni’s “Talia After Talia,” produced by Argentina’s El Ojo Silva. The documentary is one of the projects selected ...

Marcel Carné’s film is a calculatedly hazy cinematic experience. It presents the medium itself as a haunted and haunting atmosphere that mirrors the mood of an entire era. Brume, brouillard, mist, fog ...

D-day has drawn the attention of numerous filmmakers over the years. Here are ten of the best D-day films, each suggestive of the invasion’s prominent place in international memory. The allied ...

Special thanks to all contributors: Lorelei d’Andriole, Damian Anache, Paul Attard, Yasaman Baghban, Ben Balcom, Roger Beebe, Dan Black, Swagato Chakravorty, Pip ...

Sam Pace-Tuomi, former city producer for Des Moines' 48 Hour Film Project, looks in on the State Historical Building Auditorium, where over 150 people came to watch the Best of City Award Ceremony in ...

Back in 1999, Robert De Niro was pushing to build a New York City soundstage at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a project he lost to other developers who turned it into Steiner Studios, a mainstay of NYC ...

The greatest cinema from the True North Strong and Free, spanning Denis Villeneuve's early masterpieces, Guy Maddin's oddball majesty and a whole lot of body horror and hockey comedy. By Scott ...