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Los Espookys , with Academy Award winner Tilda Swinton, RZA, and Isabella Rossellini
Our lead film critic Justin Tanner reviews "Sanctuary", starring two admirable actors Margaret Qualley (”Stars at Noon”) and Christopher Abbott (”Possessor”). He writes, "The premise — before it gets lost in an avalanche of preposterous developments — is actually a good one: A long time submissive wants to end his relationship with his dominatrix. And she doesn’t take it very well."
[Cannes 2023] Asteroid City Review: A Top-Tier Wes Anderson Original With A Magical Sci-Fi Edge
Director Alfonso Cuarón Reacts to Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon"
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Raunchy? Sexy? Depraved? ‘The Idol’ Makes Cannes Debut: Propulsive, Eerie, and Ready for the Discourse; After the buzzy premiere, an emotional Sam Levinson explained that his intentions were sincere
The Plot Details of ‘The Idol’ Are as Wild as Everyone Expected — and Then Some; “He’s so rapey.” “I kinda like that about him.” That’s just one exchange in this fever dream of a series
Quentin Tarantino Expands Rick Dalton’s Backstory: John Carpenter Turned Him Down for ‘The Thing’; The auteur expanded on the lore of Leonardo DiCaprio's recently deceased Dalton, claiming the movie star appeared in TV's "Mission: Impossible" before getting rejected for the 1982 sci-fi thriller
A24’s Nazi Drama ‘Zone of Interest’ Is a Cannes Sensation With 6-Minute Standing Ovation
Cannes 2023: Finding the Truth in Jessica Hausner's Film 'Club Zero'
Jessica Hausner’s ‘Club Zero’ Gets Booed at Cannes
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Cannes critics drool over French 'food porn' love story; Kitchen of a 19th-century French chateau is home to an endless gastronomic feast in "The Pot-au-Feu", an ode to food with a simmering love story at its heart which left Cannes critics drooling
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From 'Decision to Leave' to 'RRR', These are the Best International-Language Movies of 2022
Quentin Tarantino recreating 70s movies for his final film The Movie Critic, says Director Paul Schrader
How Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer Recreated A Nuclear Explosion Without Using CGI
Kenneth Anger, Pioneering Experimental Filmmaker, Dies at 96; Admired by some, scorned by others, he courted controversy with his fetishized films 'Fireworks' and 'Scorpio Rising' and his scandalous 'Hollywood Babylon' books
The Brilliant, Contradictory Vision of Kenneth Anger
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The Fire is Gone: Kenneth Anger (1927-2023)
Enshrined in the Cultural Zeitgeist for All Eternity, Christopher Walken’s ‘Pulp Fiction’ Watch Monologue Means More Than You Think; "The way your dad looked at it, this watch was your birthright."
The Rotting World of ‘Decision to Leave’; Park Chan-wook’s detective noir, which premiered at Cannes one year ago, corrodes the boundary between image and the ‘real’ world
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