By Matt Thrift
Guillermo del Toro’s latest is a fairy tale for grown-ups with a cinephile twist – it may be his most perfect confection to date.
Sally Hawkins finds a scaly suitor in Guillermo del Toro’s strange, sentimental snow globe fairy tale.
Take a fishy first look at the director’s upcoming Cold War-era fairy tale.
Tom Ford’s long-awaited follow-up to A Single Man is a gorgeous, wild and wholly frustrating affair.
By Elena Lazic
Michael Shannon and Werner Herzog reunite for this intriguing and highly allegorical eco thriller.
The writer/director’s follow-up to A Single Man is a dark thriller starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal.
By Poppy Doran
The Crimson Peak director has teamed up with Sally Hawkins and Michael Shannon for a Cold War-set fantasy romance.
By Adam Cook
Jeff Nichols’ stellar sci-fi parable draws inspiration from John Carpenter’s 1984 film.
Jeff Nichols’ new film maps a similar thematic route to John Carpenter’s classic 1984 sci-fi.
The American writer/director of Midnight Special on honing his craft and retaining creative control.
Writer/director Jeff Nichols reaches for the stars with this simply awesome sci-fi parable.
The writer/director of Take Shelter and Midnight Special offers his take on an essential filmmaking skill.
The writer/director talks exclusively about his upcoming film and how it channels Close Encounters and E.T.
Michael Shannon plays a desperate father on the run in Jeff Nichols’ upcoming supernatural thriller.
This is familiar territory for Werner Herzog – a compelling crime drama and intriguing character study rolled into one.
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