Arguably the most provocative movie about the AIDS crisis to date, Poison is a socially- conscious feature and the kind of art film that government agencies should subsidize. So why it elicited such controversy?
Enemy: Double Life of Jake Gyllenhaal
March 13, 2014 by
Reteaming with actor Gyllenhaal, who gave career-high performance in Prisoners, Villeneuve has cast him in his most demanding film to date, playing not one but two parts.
Distant Voices, Still Lives: Revisiting Davies Masterpiece
March 12, 2014 by
Distant Voices, Still Live, made in 1988, is a jewel in the crown of Davies’ small but distinguished oeuvre.
SXSW Film Fest 2014: Awards in All Categories
March 12, 2014 by
Austin-based filmmaker Richard Linklater’s Boyhood won the Louis Black Lone Star Award for a Texas film.
Ghostbusters (1984): Comedy 30 Years Ago…..
March 11, 2014 by
Revisiting “Ghostbusters,” which was made by Ivan Reitman exactly three decades ago, reveals how much the Hollywood genre of comedy and the state of special effects have changed over the years.










