THE WANTING MARE: Tone and Colour in Service of Anti-Fantasy
Jakub Flasz in his latest essay explores tone and colour in Nicholas Ashe Bateman’s The Wanting Mare
New Trailer for Quibi's Kirby Jenner
KIRBY JENNER will premiere on Quibi this Sunday, May 24
Keola Racela: "Does the devil ever really go out of style?"
Director Keola Racela talks to CLAPPER about the 1990s, exploding testicles, faith and the devil in his latest feature Porno
SXSW 2020 - Killer Instinct (Tone Deaf)
Killer Instinct is certainly an enjoyable genre piece, even if what starts out as something more interesting eventually turns into a fairly generic OTT slasher
SXSW 2020 - Porno
Porno excels as a piece of genre cinema in its originality and subversion of familiar tropes
David Amito and Michael Laicini: "We figured, if this was something that got us going hopefully there are others out there who’d feel the same way about it"
Directing duo David Amito and Michael Laicini talk to CLAPPER about 1970s cinema, Horror, audience reception and if Antrum really is the deadliest film ever made
Antrum
Antrum is a thematically eerie and uncomfortable viewing, which excels in tormenting the audience with delightful consequence
NOTTING HILL: The seminal romantic comedy of the 1990s
Rory Marsh explores and investigates Notting Hill as the seminal defining romantic comedy of the 1990s
BERLINALE 2020 - Victoria
On paper, the combination of ideas in Victoria should be a win for both the filmmaker and the audience, but in execution, these elements refute each other's effects
Bacurau
Bacurau does take its time to reveal its hand due to its unfocused first act, ultimately, it provides its promise and morphs into an unexpectedly shocking and thrilling head trip
Selah and the Spades
Selah and the Spades remains squandered potential, remaining just as distant as its lead character
Visions du Réel 2020 - El Father Plays Himself
Mo Scarpelli’s El Father Plays Himself is an unfiltered and profound look into a father-son relationship that gets flipped on its head
Buio (Darkness)
Buio is an excellent example of less is more, despite the lack of conversation in many scenes, the thoughts and emotions of the characters present are deafening
Gabriel Tejedor: "I’m fascinated by the history of these countries and how people live now, with this heritage"
Director Gabriel Tejedor talks to CLAPPER about community, European history and heritage, and the people in his latest documentary Kombinat
Rei Yoshida (玲): "Mr. Obayashi was always overflowing with love and he gave me hugs every time after the shooting”
Japanese actress Rei Yoshida talks musicals, working with the late great Nobuhiko Obayashi, tap dancing and her feature film debut Labyrinth of Cinema
RAN: The Shades of Good and Evil Found in Akira Kurosawa's Masterpiece
Owen Hiscock examines and explores the shades of good and evil found in works of Akira Kurosawa's Ran and William Shakespeare’s King Lear
NEW Trailer for Christopher Nolan's Tenet Arrives
The NEW trailer for Christopher Nolan’s much anticipated Tenet promises that it will open in cinemas
The Dalai Lama: Scientist
Dawn Gifford Engle's The Dalai Lama: Scientist, is an educational and spiritual exploration into the perspective of the film's subject matter
Yuki Kawamura: 'I found out about the woman, Norie, not just a mother'
Japanese documentarian Yuki Kawamura talks happy accidents, family, and his latest feature Norie
Want to watch ROCKY with Rocky Balboa himself?
Sylvester Stallone to host free livestream of the Academy-Award winning film on MGM’s studio’s Facebook page