Brendan Fraser: The Movie Star That Hollywood Forgot
Though he has been taken for granted and misused by Hollywood for years, Brendan Fraser is still a damn treasure.
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7 Awesome Film Debuts By Women Directors
As more attention is being paid to the lack of diversity in Hollywood, we look at 7 established female filmmakers and their remarkable debut features.
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Director Jillian Schlesinger on ‘Maidentrip’ and Collaborating With the Subject of Her Documentary
‘Maidentrip’ tells the story of Laura Dekker, the youngest woman ever to sail around the world alone, mostly from her own perspective.
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Dan Stevens on ‘Summer in February,’ ‘The Guest’ and Exploring Genres
After completing his first feature film since his stint on 'Downton Abbey,' actor Dan Stevens talked to us about producing the sweeping romance drama ‘Summer in February’ and continuing to grow as an artist.
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5 Underrated Steven Soderbergh Movies You Need to See
To celebrate Steven Soderbergh’s 51st birthday, we’re looking back at five of his most underrated films.
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5 First Time Golden Globe Nominees That Will Surprise You
This year’s Golden Globes nominations are notable for including established stars who are (surprisingly) first time nominees. McConaughey, we’re looking at you!
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Director Gonzalo López-Gallego on ‘Open Grave,’ Sharlto Copley and Unpredictable Filmmaking
We spoke to the Spanish director/editor about his latest film, working with the thriller genre, and the challenges of shooting inside a mass grave.
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Tribeca Film To Go On The Road With ‘Love & Air Sex’ This February
Romance, revenge and air sex—what more could you want in an outrageous (and surprisingly heartfelt) comedy?
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Stunt Legend Zoe Bell On Acting and Producing ‘Raze’
The gritty action thriller ‘Raze’ starts midnight screenings this weekend at the IFC Center in NYC. Join us as we take a look back at our interview with the incredible Zoe Bell from last year.
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5 Filmmakers Hitting the Small Screen in 2014
Who says you have to tell a story in under two hours? Here are 5 filmmakers who turned to television to get around the constricted running times traditionally imposed on feature films.
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5 Cold-Weather Movies To Watch On Instant Netflix
Stuck inside today? Curl up with your laptop or tablet to watch 1 (or more!) of these 5 wintry movies, perfect for the current weather conditions.
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Five 2013 Movies That Prove The Kids Are Not All Right
Debauchery, materialism, and drug use, oh my! After this year in cinema, we’re concerned for future generations.
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Joanna Scanlan on ‘The Invisible Woman’ and the Unheralded Bravery of Catherine Dickens
Well known to British audiences for her work on ‘In The Thick of It’ and ‘Getting On,’ we speak to actress/writer Joanna Scanlan about her role in Ralph Fiennes’ ‘The Invisible Woman.’
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Can We Talk About James Badge Dale in ‘Parkland’?
This week, we’re highlighting some of the year’s most underrated performances that deserve wider recognition. Today we celebrate James Badge Dale’s compassionate turn as Robert Oswald in ‘Parkland.’
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Can We Talk About Nicole Kidman in ‘Stoker’?
This week, we’re highlighting some of the year’s most underrated performances that deserve wider recognition. Today we look at Nicole Kidman’s Hitchockian turn in Park Chan Wook’s ‘Stoker.’
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Can We Talk About Andrew Dice Clay in ‘Blue Jasmine’?
This week, we’re highlighting some of the year’s most underrated performances that deserve wider recognition. Today we focus on Andrew Dice Clay’s stunning turn in ‘Blue Jasmine.’
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Can We Talk About Lili Taylor in ‘The Conjuring’?
This week, we’re highlighting some of the year’s most underrated performances that deserve wider recognition. Today we look at Lili Taylor’s return to the horror genre in ‘The Conjuring.’
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Trailer Tunes: ’22 Jump Street’ & Wallpaper’s #STUPiDFACEDD
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what does the Wallpaper’s #STUPiDFACEDD tells us about the filmic reteaming of Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum?
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Can We Talk About Jake Gyllenhaal in ‘Prisoners’?
This week, we’re highlighting some of the year’s most underrated performances that deserve wider recognition. First up? Jake Gyllenhaal’s tremendous turn in ‘Prisoners.’
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Kaya Scodelario Talks ‘The Truth About Emanuel’ and Playing Strong Female Leads
Thanks to her breakout role on ‘Skins, ’ Kaya Scodelario is already a household name in England. We talk to the actress about working stateside and being one of Tumblr’s most re-blogged women among other things.
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Why Has Everyone Forgotten About ‘Mud’?
Released in April, Jeff Nichols' searing southern drama ‘Mud’ has been criminally ignored this award season. Here’s why this is a travesty.
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Neil LaBute on Digital Distribution and Why Screen Size Matters
With ‘Some Velvet Morning’ now on VOD and digital platforms, we spoke briefly with playwright/filmmaker Neil LaBute about distribution strategies and the importance of that collective audience experience.
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7 Early Willem Dafoe Performances You Need to See
Willem Dafoe’s sizzling supporting performance as a crooked cop in ‘Out of the Furnace' has inspired us to delve into his early filmography looking for signs of what was to come.
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Celebrating the Legacy of Nelson Mandela
Tribeca joins people from all over the globe who are mourning the loss of Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid activist and former President of South Africa whose contribution to the world cannot be measured.
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Oscar Isaac Has Been Singing Long Before ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’
As ‘Inside Ilewyn Davis’ hits limited theaters this Friday, we explore the singing prowess of soon-to-be megastar Oscar Isaac.
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