Nothing But the Truth: The State of the Oscar Race Post-TIFF
A column on the state of the Oscar race after Venice, Telluride and Toronto, with an emphasis on the abundance of actors and actresses playing real people.
A column on the state of the Oscar race after Venice, Telluride and Toronto, with an emphasis on the abundance of actors and actresses playing real people.
Links to reviews of films playing the New York Film Festival that we’ve covered at other fests.
An interview with “Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon” director Douglas Tirola.
An interview with the director and stars of “99 Homes”.
A comparison of Frank Costello in The Departed and Whitey Bulger in Black Mass reveals weaknesses in the latter.
The trailer debut for Tom Roston’s “I Lost It At The Video Store.”
Martin Stirling’s “Most Shocking Second a Day Video”; Queer films about straight people; Misunderstood “GoodFellas”; Chatting with Steve Kloves; Sex in David Lynch films.
An interview with writer/director Ramin Bahrani and actor Noah Lomax of “99 Homes.”
A review of ABC’s “The Muppets.”
A review of CBS’s “Limitless.”
A TV review of three NBC shows premiering this week.
A preview of the 51st Chicago International Film Festival.
A recap of the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival by the contributors who were there.
A final TIFF Docs dispatch on three films by female directors.
A fest dispatch on three films from late in TIFF, including “Stonewall ” and the closing night of Midnight Madness, “The Final Girls”.
A TIFF report on two more docs about art and artists.
A TV review of two new film-inspired series from FOX, “Minority Report” and “Scream Queens.”
A photo gallery of the 2015 TIFF Ebert Tribute Lunch honoring filmmaker Ava DuVernay.
An interview with Martin Zandvliet, writer/director of “Land of Mine.”
A final Tallerico TIFF dispatch on three animated films.