
THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE is fanciful, kooky, colorful, heartfelt and unabashedly fun
THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE is a frothy, light, pure delight backed by some seriously impressive filmmaking craft.
There are some films that feel designed for our very worst days. The ones you reach for when the flu has you pinned beneath a blanket, when the job
There comes a time in every child’s life when certain lessons must be learned. Be kind. Share with others. Help your friends. Listen. Cooperate. Respect the people around you. And
Forget Barney. Or at least don't stop there. BUDDY may invite the easy shorthand of "R-rated Barney," but CASPER KELLY's film reaches much farther back. Its real spiritual
A river is never really still. Even when its surface appears calm, something is moving underneath—currents shifting, water changing course, carrying with it whatever has been caught in its
It’s a fun show this week on BEHIND THE LENS thanks to director ALICIA MacDONALD talking about her new film opening on Friday, FINDING EMILY, and writer/director
I’m very excited to bring you this week’s BEHIND THE LENS Radio Show and my exclusive conversation with director BEN GREGOR talking about THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE,

THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE is a frothy, light, pure delight backed by some seriously impressive filmmaking craft.

Sick, twisted, hilariously funny, unexpectedly thoughtful, and gleefully drenched in blood, BUDDY is one of those increasingly rare genre concoctions that feels genuinely fresh.

ABOVE & BELOW delivers exactly what audiences want from a modern aquatic thriller—strong performances and characters you become invested in, excellent technical craftsmanship, genuinely nerve-racking underwater suspense, spectacular practical and digital effects, and sharks that look and behave like sharks instead of CGI cartoons.

With BUDDY, CASPER KELLY doesn’t “want it to be just a good time. I want people to have a good time. But if you want to dig deeper, I want there to be things in the ground for you to find if you do dig deeper.”

According to BRANDO BENETTON, “Instead of feeling exhausted after making this movie…it only made all of us so more excited to be like, okay, what’s next!”

As Mark Frydman relates, the seed of LUCKY STRIKE is not a logline or a concept. It is a teenager in Europe, a school trip, and a room full of men who had once crossed oceans under fire.

One word for this trailer for THE RUNNER – WOW! A few more would be Intense, Heart-Pounding, Nail-Biting. You don’t want to miss this trailer OR the film!

Check out the trailer for David Ayers’ HEART OF THE BEAST!

On June 5th, IFC brings us Jonathan Zuck’s shark-tastic CHUM! Just watch this trailer! There is no such thing as too much blood or too many sharks!

As much as I always love the TCM Classic Film Festival Opening Night Red Carpet, the presentations in Club TCM in the Blossom Room (the site of the first Academy Awards) at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel are always a favorite of mine, and this year was no exception.

Disney, Pixar, and cute woodland animals? Say no more! Count me in for HOPPERS! Check out the trailer and first images for this animated delight.

Parting is such sweet sorrow. Get ready for one last time with the Crawleys in DOWNTON ABBEY: THE GRAND FINALE.