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Chad Hartigan Puffing Away on Third Feature; “Morris From America” Set for Fall Start

Much like his past collaborator in Land Ho! (starring Paul Eenhoorn) filmmaker Aaron Katz, Chad Hartigan is not restricting his films to Woody Guthrie's This Land Is...

Live from Cannes 2014: Meet Our Cannes Critics’ Panel

Jeez. Time sure does fly by. It's hard to fathom that we're now in year number four with our world film critic on the...

Terraferma | Review

Solid Ground: Crialese’s Heartfelt Message Movie In his fourth feature film, Emanuele Crialese tackles issues of immigration and the inhumanity that transpires from man-made laws...

Rotterdam 2012: Interview with Filmmaker Gabriel Velázquez (Iceberg)

Four stories connected by Salamanca’s River Tormes is the basis and backdrop for Gabriel Velázquez's feature debut. An official selection at the 2012 edition of the International Film Festival Rotterdam, Iceberg features a foursome of adolescents, Rebeca, Mauri, Jota and Simón who are all navigating through a critical moment in their lives.

25 Alternative 2011 TIFF Picks: Emanuele Crialese’s Terraferma

Using a familiar backdrop of his native Sicily (sun-bleached islands plus rhythmic aqua blues) this appears (see trailer) less epic in scope than his 2006 film The Golden Door and less fable like than 2002's Respiro -- but Emanuele Crialese still works with the same obsession: free spirit status of the individual. Perhaps more telling, less romantic and more complex within this format, along with Kaurismäki's Le Havre, this Venice selected title only confirms that immigration migration due to the despairing differences between rich and poor and climate change is more than just a trendy topic.

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