Redmayne and Stewart in The Yellow Handkerchief
The Yellow Handkerchief: A Southern Gothic Road Trip
I admit it. I was prepared not to buy Kristen Stewart as a 15-year-old grasping at the kindness of strangers on a road trip through Louisiana. The Yellow Handkerchief tells the story of four people searching for love and connection. Th...
Alice in Wonderland leaves viewers with the white rabbit in the room:
What was Burton thinking?
By the end of Alice In Wonderland, you had to wonder whether the re-imagined depiction of Lewis Carroll's ...
Overlooked by Oscar
The Academy passed on them, but the following 10 films are this award season’s true must-sees.
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Tear Down That Wall
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The “anarchy indie jubilee” of All Tomorrow’s Parties brings fans and bands closer than ever.
She Oughta Be in Pictures
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Portia Doubleday gets ready for her close-up
Bloodletters, Babes, and Bad Women
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Will this autumn’s horror lineup finally kill the final girl?
The Elusive Charm of Cobie Smulders
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Despite her efforts to avoid the spotlight, the How I Met Your Mother star is the brightest thing in primetime
From the Labyrinth
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With Minotaur, Daria Martin puts myth in motion
Travel back in time and stick with the book
McAdams shines in the film adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s infinitely more enticing novel
Bested by Basterds
Quentin Tarantino brings with to the multiplex with Inglourious Basterds
Cold Souls: From Chekhov to Chickpeas
Writer-Director Sophie Barthes explains the inspiration behind her debut feature
Gilmore Girl doesn’t fly far from the nest in Post Grad
Fremon and Jenson’s modern-girl story is overworked with “young adult” cliché
Funny People makes you sad
Judd Apatow’s third flick is no knock out
Hacking Into Comedy 101
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Aubrey Plaza joined the cast of Parks and Recreation, nabbed a starring role in the new Judd Apatow, and is currently filming with Michael Cera — any questions?
Ben and Andrew Make a Porno
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Lynn Shelton reinvents the buddy movie
