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Cannes Day 7: ‘Behind the Candelabra’
Photos from the red carpet and press events for 'Behind the Candelabra' at the Cannes Film Festival, 5.20.13.
'Inside Llewyn Davis' at Cannes Film Festival, 5.19.13
Photos from the red carpet and press conference for 'Inside Llewyn Davis,' a new film by the Coen brothers at Cannes Film Festival, 5.19.13
10-foot-tall Robocop statue coming to Detroit
The 10-foot-tall Robocop statue is making progress for the 2014 unveiling. The city of Detroit could be getting its very own statue of 'Robocop'.Initially the project debuted on Kickstarter.com in 2011. The designers aimed for a $50,000 goal and actually ended up surpassing that amount. Although the statue is not ...
‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ warps ahead of the summer pack
Never let it be said that J.J. Abrams doesn’t have nerves of steel. Based on what goes down in his “Star Trek Into Darkness” (and wow, that title just isn’t getting any less clunky, huh?), his moxie could hold up bridges. The second movie in Abrams ongoing reboot of the ...
Austin Film Society finally gets its home theater
The Austin Film Society has spent much of its existence bouncing around various venues in town promoting and celebrating the art of filmmaking with screenings of classic, avant garde, independent, art house and popular cinema. After years of nomadic existence, the society, which was founded in 1985, has found a ...
‘The Iceman’ Michael Shannon is cold, but the movie leaves you colder
Richard Kuklinksi was born in New Jersey, the state where he lived all his life, loved his wife and family and led a reasonably successful, middle or upper-middle class life in the suburb of Dumont. He sent his kids to Catholic school, wore decent suits and may very well have ...
‘Pieta’: Brutal Korean crime film about a man and his mother not profound, really sickening
First things first: Korean director Kim Ki-duk’s “Pietà” is a relentlessly brutal movie, as stomach- and soul-churning as anything you are likely to see this year.The 2012 South Korean film, picked up for distribution by Drafthouse Films, takes place in a hideous world of barely organized crime, suicide, sexual violence, ...
Austin film scene
New (temporary) home for Fantastic Fest When the wrecking ball started its dirty work at the South Lamar Plaza, home of the Alamo South Lamar, it was pretty clear that Fantastic Fest was going to have to find a temporary home for 2013. While the Alamo is still standing (and ...
When Cinema meets ‘The Grapes of Wrath’
Ramin Bahrani creates quiet, intimate movies that honor high literary aspirations. They’re sensitive, nuanced, rich with mystery and figurative imagery. His films are eager to examine questions of morality and justice and fate.Bahrani’s films feel writerly. No surprise: The director’s first love, growing up in North Carolina, was literature.“I love ...
Cannes Film Festival, 5.15.13
Photos from the kickoff of the 2013 Cannes Film Festival in Southern France, 5.15.13.
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