Radha Mitchell celebrates a return to her indie roots in Jessie McCormack’s ‘Expecting,’ a comedy about friendship and dealing with life’s unpredicted bumps in the road.
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No longer seen solely as an indie darling, Elizabeth Olsen talked with us about moving into the mainstream with Spike Lee’s 'Oldboy.'
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Calling all women writers and directors! If you have submitted or are planning to submit your works to TFF 2014, you're eligible to win the 2nd annual Nora Ephron Prize.
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Riot Grrrl pioneer Kathleen Hanna, the front woman of Bikini Kill and Le Tigre, is at long last the subject of a documentary from punk rock feminist/filmmaker Sini Anderson.
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At NYCC 2013, we caught up with Michael Imperioli to talk 'Oldboy' and reuniting with Spike Lee.
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Though best known for his comedic chops, Vince Vaughn also has a rich variety of dramatic roles within his filmography.
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We talk to the gregarious Sophie Kennedy Clark about working with Stephen Frears, Lars Von Trier and playing the younger version of Judi Dench in ‘Philomena.’
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DOC NYC is in full swing! While there are many eclectic documentaries to choose from, we have 5 recommendations for people who love watching movies about making movies (plus a bonus short!).
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Inspired by his searing supporting turn in ‘Sunlight Jr.,’ we take a look at 5 performances in the Norman Reedus filmography that often are overlooked.
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We spoke with Oscar-winning documentarian Barbara Kopple about filming her latest project, working with Mariel Hemingway and her unique editing process.
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It’s staggering to think it’s been twenty years since River Phoenix’s untimely passing. In commemoration, here are three of the actor’s most memorable on-screen roles you may have missed.
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We’ve got Lou Reed on repeat all this week which encouraged a re-watch of the 1980 cult classic ‘Times Square.’
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To celebrate the spookiest month of the year, we’re exploring the cinematic macabre. Today, we turn our attention to the small screen as we celebrate a reality show that has actresses competing for a role in the ‘Saw’ franchise.
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To celebrate the spookiest month of the year, we’re celebrating the cinematic macabre. Today, we implore you to watch Tobe Hooper’s terrifying and oddly hilarious sequel to ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.’
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To celebrate the spookiest month of the year, we’re celebrating the cinematic macabre. Today, we look at one terrifying number in the horror musical, ‘Phantom of the Paradise.’
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The endearing teen comedy, ‘Adventures in the Sin Bin,’ is out now on VOD and in select theaters. We had the opportunity to speak with one of its stars, Emily Meade, who very soon could give gals like Jennifer Lawrence and Brie Larson a run for their money.
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To celebrate the spookiest month of the year, we’re exploring the cinematic macabre. Today, we look at David Cronenberg’s unforgettable performance as Dr. Philip K. Decker in Clive Barker’s ‘Nightbreed.’
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Can’t watch the new trailer for Wes Anderson’s latest because you’re at work? We plucked out the 10 most visually stimulating images for you.
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At last week’s press conference for ‘Nebraska,’ Bruce Dern and June Squibb share their thoughts on what makes Alexander Payne such an ideal collaborator.
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Forget the ghostface mask. One of the most iconic (and revealing) visual elements of the 'Scream' quadrilogy is Gale Weathers’ ever-changing hairstyle.
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To celebrate the spookiest month of the year, we’re exploring the cinematic macabre. Today we dance, groove and shriek to one incredible music moment in Ti West’s 'The House of the Devil.'
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To celebrate the spookiest month of the year, we're exploring the cinematic macabre. Today, we highlight one fantastic genre gem that all horror fans should watch…like right now.
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To celebrate the spookiest month of the year, we're exploring the cinematic macabre. Today, we look at traditional female household items turned deadly in ‘Halloween.’
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To celebrate the spookiest month of the year, we’re exploring the cinematic macabre. Today we look at a hide and seek game gone horribly awry in Jack Clayton’s ‘The Innocents.’
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The coming-of-age NY drama ‘Babygirl’ opens at the Quad Cinema this weekend. Read our interview with its star, Yainis Ynoa, from TFF 2012.
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