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    First Clip from Ryan Gosling’s ‘Lost River’

    First Clip from Ryan Gosling’s ‘Lost River’

    News | Ananda Dillon | May 19, 2014

    Before the film officially premieres later this week at Cannes, a new clip from Ryan Gosling‘s Lost River has hit the Internet. The clip doesn’t give us much except Matt Smith chanting at Iain De Caestecker to look at his muscles. From what we know of the film, De Caestecker plays Bones, son to Christina Hendricks‘...

  • Trailer: Mr. Turner

    Trailer: Mr. Turner

    News | Zachary Shevich | May 19, 2014

    The artist in pursuit of his craft has long been a staple of the biopic, from musicians to writers and beyond. With his latest film Mr. Turner, Mike Leigh contributes the life of British painter J.M.W. Turner to this...

  • First Clip From ‘Foxcatcher’ Featuring Channing Tatum and Steve Carell

    First Clip From ‘Foxcatcher’ Featuring Channing Tatum and Steve Carell

    News | Dustin Jansick | May 19, 2014

    The first clip for Bennett Miller‘s Cannes Drama Foxcatcher has arrived. Based on true events, the film recalls the fascinating story of Olympic Wrestling Champion Mark Schultz (played by Channing Tatum) who befriends an eccentric multi-millionaire (Steve Carell) to...

  • Trailer: DSKNECTD

    Trailer: DSKNECTD

    News | Zachary Shevich | May 19, 2014

    The digital era has provided humanity with groundbreaking technology and levels of interactivity, but is all this convenience coming at a greater cost? And in a world without sext-messaging, could Anthony Weiner have become mayor of New York City?...

  • Maps To The Stars (Cannes Review)

    Maps To The Stars (Cannes Review)

    Movie | Nik Grozdanovic | May 18, 2014

    Welcome to Hollywood, where you steal spotlights at the age four, go into rehab before you hit puberty, hit menopause by the time you’re 23, and become a desensitized pill-popping, therapy-addicted, fame-crazed relic nearing death by the time you’ve...

  • Weekend Streaming Recommendations: Certified Copy, Pain & Gain, Goldfinger, & More

    Weekend Streaming Recommendations: Certified Copy, Pain & Gain, Goldfinger, & More

    Features | Blake Ginithan | May 18, 2014

    Welcome to WTI’s Weekend Streaming Recommendations where I recommend 4-5 films that under-watched, under-appreciated, or just plain old personal favorites. My goal is to take the hassle out of deciding which film to stream on the plethora of streaming sites...

  • Cannes 2014: The Disappearance Of Eleanor Rigby – Them

    Cannes 2014: The Disappearance Of Eleanor Rigby – Them

    Film Festival | Nik Grozdanovic | May 17, 2014

    The roller coaster Ned Benson has been experiencing with his first feature would make anyone’s head dizzy. Last year at TIFF, he premiered his film, The Disappearance Of Eleanor Rigby, as a check-this-out-and-let-me-know-what-you-think concept which people have since been...

  • Cannes 2014: Amour Fou

    Cannes 2014: Amour Fou

    Film Festival | Nik Grozdanovic | May 17, 2014

    There is something insatiable about Jessica Hausner’s Un Certain Regarde entry Amour Fou, it’s just hard to pinpoint what exactly. While the film sinks in with the weight of a feather, the feeling of satisfaction still dominates the sense...

  • God’s Pocket

    God’s Pocket

    Movie | Bernard Boo | May 16, 2014

    Following the recent loss of one of the best (if not the best) performers of our generation, it feels like a gift to be able to watch Philip Seymour Hoffman grace a movie screen in any capacity. It’s something...

  • Linklater to Direct Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis in Adaptation of ‘Larry’s Kidney’

    Linklater to Direct Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis in Adaptation of ‘Larry’s Kidney’

    News | Aaron Pinkston | May 16, 2014

    First reported by The Wrap, Richard Linklater has been tabbed for his next film, an adaptation of the controversial novel Larry’s Kidney. The book recounts the bizarre story of a man who travels with his black sheep cousin to China for...

  • Red-Band Trailer: Snowpiercer

    Red-Band Trailer: Snowpiercer

    News | Zachary Shevich | May 16, 2014

    After a lengthy battle with film distributor Harvey Weinstein, director Bong Joon-Ho’s Snowpiercer‘s not only has an upcoming June 27th release date, but a new red-band trailer to show off its particular brand of craziness. This cut of the...

  • Documented

    Documented

    Movie | Bernard Boo | May 16, 2014

    Putting a human face on a broad political issue is one of the most tried-and-true documentary formulas there is, and Documented maximizes the potential of the formula by delivering a clear message and presenting the human angle with palpable urgency. The film, by Pulitzer Prize-winning...

  • Cannes 2014: The Blue Room

    Cannes 2014: The Blue Room

    Film Festival | Nik Grozdanovic | May 16, 2014

    What starts off as mildly interesting ends up being nauseatingly dull in Mathieu Amalric‘s The Blue Room. Julien (Amalric) is a married man, with one daughter, who was something of a player back in the old days. When one...

  • Poster Revealed for ‘A Most Wanted Man’ Starring Philip Seymour Hoffman

    Poster Revealed for ‘A Most Wanted Man’ Starring Philip Seymour Hoffman

    News | Aaron Pinkston | May 16, 2014

    The first promotional poster for A Most Wanted Man is here for all to see below. The film marks the final lead performance in the career of Philip Seymour Hoffman. The spy thriller is adapted from John le Carré’s novel of the...

  • Cannes 2014: Party Girl

    Cannes 2014: Party Girl

    Film Festival | Nik Grozdanovic | May 15, 2014

    When you’re dealing with a weak protagonist, and a storyline as flat as a crepe (minus all the deliciousness,) there ain’t nothing coming to save your picture. Un Certain Regarde opener Party Girl, directed by no less than three...

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