James Franco
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Goat (Sundance Review)
Love it or hate it, 'Goat' is gut punching and distinctive.
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Upcoming Stephen King, JJ Abrams Hulu Show ’11/22/63′ Adds to Cast
The time-traveling Stephen King adaptation gets more of its TV cast.
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A Fuller Life (TJFF Review)
A compelling, star-studded documentary on the life of filmmaker Sam Fuller.
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The Adderall Diaries (Tribeca Review)
Franco's A-game can't save an untrustworthy and mixed up memoir.
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True Story
James Franco and Jonah Hill are sorely lacking in truth in this self-serving true crime tale.
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Oscar Winners Revisited: Who Should’ve Won in 2011
In honor of Oscar season being fully upon us, we’ve created a new column that combines three of...
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The Color of Time
The Color of Time is a film for students; its heavily filtered aesthetic and non-linear structure will appeal...
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Palo Alto
Gia Coppola’s Palo Alto wades through the malaise of modern teen life as well as any movie has in years, reminding...
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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,...
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Child of God
James Franco continues his efforts of adapting classic literature into films, first with William Faulkner’s As I Lay...
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Third Person
The sheer ambition on display in Third Person, from Crash writer-director Paul Haggis, is staggering and admirable without question. It’s...
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Paul Haggis on ‘Third Person’, Unstoppable Love (Part 1)
Writer-director Paul Haggis (Crash, In the Valley of Elah) spoke with us in San Francisco about his new film, Third...
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Trailer: The Interview
In Seth Rogen‘s 2nd film as director, he and writing partner Evan Goldberg are taking the act to...
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Gia Coppola Talks Representing Teen Life Authentically in ‘Palo Alto’
Gia Coppola’s debut feature Palo Alto captures the struggles of modern teens better than any movie in memory. The...
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Two New Clips From Gia Coppola’s ‘Palo Alto’
Gia Coppola’s debut film Palo Alto, adapted from James Franco’s collection of short stories, opened last weekend in Los...