A small selection of obsessive filmmakers say that they make one film in their career, simply rehashing the same themes with imperceptibly s...

A small selection of obsessive filmmakers say that they make one film in their career, simply rehashing the same themes with imperceptibly s...
The trailer for Nuri Bilge Ceylan's latest film, Three Monkeys , left me hoping the talented Turkish auteur had not lost the restrained...
German director Percy Adlon's American debut is a strange effort, a film that has largely been forgotten but remains adored in small alc...
Alain Resnais and novelist Marguerite Duras were discussing over tea the likelihood of there being dozens of bomber planes circling above th...
A twentysomething ditches a semester in college to look for something to do, taking train and car rides across the West while meeting friend...
Age of Gold is an unparalleled early example of surrealist filmmaking, and indeed a landmark of cinema in general, in which Luis Buñuel cra...
Almost unfathomably, Ingmar Bergman managed to extract a different atmosphere out of his beloved Fårö Island for each film he shot there. Hi...
Every episode of Twin Peaks commences with the same sappy, tacky credit sequence, one that manages to act as the kind of cozy pleasure that...
In David Cronenberg's Eastern Promises , Viggo Mortensen says he's "just a driver". However, there is a charismatic coolne...
Heart of Glass is quite unlike much of anything I've seen. It is rambling but sublimely beautiful, excruciatingly slow but curiously en...