Zachary Shevich
167 articles written by Zachary Shevich
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James Marsh’s Stephen Hawking Film ‘The Theory of Everything’ Trailer
Get a glimpse inside the mind of a brilliant man, at the woman who loved him, and the body that let him down. Director James Marsh (Oscar-winner for the documentary Man on Wire) chronicles the fascinating life of theoretical...
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Epix to Broadcast Color Version of ‘Nebraska’ Against Alexander Payne’s Wishes
When Alexander Payne agreed to oversee a colorized version of his Oscar-nominated film Nebraska, he did so under the assumption that next-to-nobody would see the colored product. In November 2013, he told Variety’s Maane Khatchatourian, “Eventually I said, ‘I’ll...
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Ricky Gervais Makes Plans for David Brent Movie
Ricky Gervais will reprise the role that launched his career into stardom, bringing The Office UK’s David Brent to the big screen in the upcoming Life on the Road. Following the infamous character’s life once the cameras stopped rolling...
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James Franco On Shocking But Not Repelling The Audience In ‘Child of God’
Entering a stage of his career where he wields more freedom to pursue his interests than ever before, James Franco shows no hesitation in tackling challenging material. In just the last year he’s served a writer, director or both...
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Tribeca Film Festival doc ‘Art and Craft’ Now Has Trailer & Poster
Art and Craft may not sound compelling at first glance, a documentary about one registrar’s relentless pursuit of an art forger; however, in learning about Mark Landis, a diagnosed schizophrenic and one of the world’s most prolific art forgers,...
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New Trailer & Poster for ‘God Help The Girl’ Starring Emily Browning
Not content with merely being the singer/songwriter for a beloved band, Belle and Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch makes his feature film debut as a writer/director with God Help the Girl. Murdoch’s first film features stars Sucker Punch‘s Emily Browning...
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Couples Therapy Gets Trippy in New Trailer for ‘The One I Love’
Something’s strange at this seemingly idyllic retreat. The grounds are beautiful, the amenities look perfect, but there’s something very weird going on in the guest house. Mark Duplass and Elisabeth Moss play a married couple seeking to feel, “renewed,”...
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New trailer and poster revealed for Lynn Shelton’s ‘Laggies’
Freaked out by a sudden marriage proposal, Megan (Keira Knightley) takes a week to lay low at the house of a high schooler (Chloë Grace Moretz) that she’s only just met. Sometime after Megan’s bought her new teenage hangers...
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Trailer: Before I Go To Sleep
Imagine waking up everyday with no new memories. Your mind a complete blank slate except for everything you knew up until a traumatic accident. Until one day, someone reveals a new truth to you that forces you to investigate...
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Trailer: May in the Summer
Amreeka tracked a Palestinian family immigrating to the United States; however, director Cherien Dabis‘ upcoming follow-up to her 2009 debut film, takes that central idea and practically reverses it. May in the Summer centers on May Brennan, a New...
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Trailer: Cantinflas
Mexican actor Mario Moreno was one of the pioneers of what’s considered the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, the South of the Border answer to Charlie Chaplin. Moreno, more commonly known as Cantinflas, spent half a century as an...
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Trailer: The Skeleton Twins
SNL-alums Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader confront harsh realities in the upcoming release from Roadside Attractions The Skeleton Twins. Writer/director Craig Johnson (previously of True Adolescents) won the Walt Salt Screenwriting Award along with his co-writer Mark Heyman (Black...
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William H. Macy Reveals on Twitter He’s Joined Mel Gibson Film
Fargo & Shameless star William H. Macy took to Twitter recently to announce he’s joined Mel Gibson in director Jean-François Richet upcoming film Blood Father. The film’s synopsis, as found on IMDB, reads, “An ex-con reunites with his estranged...
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Me and You
Italian filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci hadn’t made a film in about a decade before his latest movie Me and You screened out of competition at 2012 Cannes Film Festival; however, the new film is far more contained than the sweeping...
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First Image: Tom Hardy Plays Dual Roles in ‘Legend’
Shooting for the new 50s & 60s-set period gangster piece Legend, starring Tom Hardy in dual roles. Based on the non-fiction John Pearson book “The Profession Of Violence: The Rise and Fall of the Kray Twins,” Legend stars Hardy...