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Interview: Deniz Gamze Ergüven (Kings)
We sat with Turkish-French director Deniz Gamze Ergüven after the premiere of her sophomore directorial effort Kings at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival....
Kings | Review
Ease on Down the Road: Ergűven Presents Tone-deaf, Head-Scratching Portrait of L.A. Race Riots
Joining Kathryn Bigelow (whose searing Detroit, depicting the 1967 riots of...
Criterion Collection: The Color of Pomegranates | Blu-ray Review
It’s difficult to approach Sergei Parajanov’s 1969 masterpiece The Color of Pomegranates without the permeation of the troubled history of both its reception and...
Tuesday Blus: Come Up w/Fleas for Donaldson’s Sleeping Dog (1977)
Director Roger Donaldson is one of those mainstream minded filmmakers whose body of work quickly and quietly dispelled his Australian origins. His glossy Hollywood...
Tuesday Blus: Spoils to the Victor in Vidor’s Ruby Gentry (1952)
Had Ruby Gentry been penned several years earlier, it would have most likely been swooped up as a star vehicle for Joan Crawford, especially...
