My Golden Days, Desplechin’s richly detailed, energetically vivid new feature, is one of his more accessible works, largely due to its universal themes (among them, agonizing first love), intricate structure, charming tone, and fluid tempo.
Demolition: Tale of Grief and Loss–Interview with Director Jean-Marc Vallee
March 2, 2016 by
The script was a page-turner. It was so unexpected, unpredictable, so fresh and fun, irreverent, intelligent and, yet, deeply moving–Director Jean-Marc Vallee
Oscar: Most Important Prize in the Film World–Why?
February 23, 2016 by
For awards to bear motivational significance, they have to fulfill at least three functions: They have to be visible and known to every artist, they have to carry a high degree of prestige, and they have to be within reach.
Hollywood 2016: Film Industry Still a White Heterosexual Boys Club
February 22, 2016 by
Roughly half of the films and shows the study looked at lacked Asian characters and 20% had no black characters.
Oscar Actors: Supporting Actors Winners–Walter Brennan
February 11, 2016 by
Tribute to the men and women who have won the Best Supporting Acting Award over the past 80 years, 1936 to the present. Walter Brennan was the first winner.
