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Filmmaker Vikram Gandhi grew up in New Jersey, where his upper middle class Indian-American family exposed him to traditional Hindu…

Award winning writer/director Anne Émond exposes the dark side of modern life by pulling it inside out. Nuit #1 is…

Actor Daniel Auteuil makes his directing debut with this warmly satisfying remake of Marcel Pagnol’s “The Well-Digger’s Daughter”.As in Pagnol’s…

Malik Bendjelloul’s documentary “Searching for Suger Man” is the best documentary I’ve seen so far this year. It’s a riveting…

Benoît Jacquot’s “Farewell My Queen” takes us backstage at Versailles during the fateful three days before the General Assembly takes…

When asked about his feature-length debut BEYOND THE BLACK RAINBOW, Canadian filmmaker Panos Cosmatos summed it up perfectly, “It’s a…

Gerhard Richter, one of Germany’s leading artists, knows when a painting is done, just good enough and there is nothing…

Kevin Sheppard, a flashy point guard who once played for Jacksonville University, makes his living playing overseas in countries such…

Andrei Zvyagintsev “Elena” blends a narrative sense reminiscent of 19th century writers like Balzac or Falubert with contemporary tropes. The…

Writer-directors Éric Toledano and Olivier Nakache’s “The Intouchables”, a politically incorrect but heartfelt buddy comedy is second only to “Bienvenue…