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February 9, 2007 - 2:40pm — echorust

 

A Woman in Trouble
We've heard some great things about Inland Empire, David Lynch's first feature since Mulholland Dr. in 2001. The film will be opening in select theaters this Friday February, 9th. Lynch stuck around for a little Q & A after a screening at the Smith Rafael Film Center which Jonathan Marlow and Hannah Eaves were sharp enough to video. We've also got an interview and a transcript from a roundtable discussion Lynch and actress Laura Dern took part in back in December.

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Goings On

February 6, 2007 - 6:54pm — echorust


Viva Pedro!
Two time Academy Award winning director Pedro Almodovar has for years been treating audiences to provocative masterworks of film. Now, Viva Pedro, a collection of eight of Almodovar's works have been released on DVD - Michael Guillen brings us up to date on Pedro's films in his article; Almodovar's Fluid Identities. Read Article >>

Word Slinger and Cultural Archeologist Eddie Muller will be hosting the fifth annual Noir City film festival starting January, 26th at the Castro Theater in San Francisco. Jonathan Marlow caught up with him at Noir City 3 to discuss the festival, his book Grindhouse and of course, Film Noir. Read Article >>

Xander Berkeley happens to be one of the most adaptable and talented actors working today. You can catch him in the new revenge western; Seraphim Falls, opening in select theaters Friday, January, 26th. Jonathan Marlow had a chance to talk with Xander about his career back in December. Read Article >>

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New on DVD: Feb. 6, 2007

February 6, 2007 - 5:46pm — underdog

Science Hellboy

This is the first great releasing day of the year so far, with a corncucopia of excellent films arriving on disc. Let's get right to 'em:

Besides making two [1, 2] of GreenCine's Best of 2006 lists, Michel Gondry's whimsical fantasia of a romantic comedy was certainly one of the most visually unique films of the past year. "Sweet, crazy, and tinged with sadness...a wondrous concoction," wrote J Hoberman. "

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Film Movement: A Closer Look

February 6, 2007 - 5:20pm — underdog


Jim Van Maanen takes an in-depth look at Film Movement, an independent distributor of fine eclectic American and International films that are often overlooked.

Jim says, "Pay attention to the distributor--and in particular, a company called Film Movement. This rather unusual group came to my notice some years back, after I had rented several of its movies and began to realize that, if the Film Movement (FM) logo/sales pitch was the first thing I saw on screen, I would probably enjoy the film that followed very much."

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