Marie Kreutzer’s “Gentle Monster” opens with virtuoso musician Lucy Weiss (Léa Seydoux) sitting at the piano in her Munich apartment and plunking out a stilted […]
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‘Outlander’ Stars Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan React to the Finale
[Editor’s note: The following interview contains spoilers for the series finale of “Outlander.”] Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan have played Claire and Jamie Fraser for […]
‘The Blow’ Review: An Achingly Poignant Familial Drama
Up close, the vast expanse of the human skin resembles an unknown landscape, maybe similar to the lunar terrain, with craters and elevations in the […]
Harvey Weinstein Rape Trial Ends in Mistrial with Hung Jury
A judge in Manhattan declared a mistrial in a case against Harvey Weinstein after a jury was deadlocked and failed to come to a consensus […]
All of a Sudden Review: Hamaguchi’s Long and Thoughtful Plea for Hope
A talky, female-driven, 196-minute drama about the infinitely braided relationship between care and capitalism that’s prone to Wiseman-like meeting scenes and frequent detours into the […]
‘The Unknown’ with Léa Seydoux Already Sparking Cannes Debate
Arthur Harari knows his case is strange. At 45, the filmmaker behind “The Unknown” hits Cannes competition with an Oscar, two Césars, and an international […]
Parallel Tales Review: Asghar Farhadi’s Dire Kieślowski Adaptation
Loosely adapting “A Short Film About Love” into a long film about nothing, Asghar Farhadi’s cramped and tedious “Parallel Tales” forfeits the sordid humanity of […]
Camila Morrone ‘Wept for Days’ After Finishing Her Favorite Scene in ‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’
Taking on her first leading role in a TV series was “emotionally grueling and physically exhausting,” the actress told IndieWire. After all, she’s got big […]
IndieWire, Andreessen Horowitz Partner on Cannes Panel
The process of how art gets made seems to change every day, with new technologies disrupting old workflows and evolving methods of distribution and monetization. […]
Regular Show The Lost Tapes is a Mediocre Revival: TV Review
TV has always been partial to spinoffs and sequels and revivals, but lately, it feels like half the industry is devoted to mining the depths […]