In episode two of our Youtube series, Decipher, we explore the myths and legends that connect to Alfred Hitchc*ck’s Vertigo.
Director Joe Swanberg’s brand of improvisational character pieces has been successful before and he returns to Netflix with Win It All.
In Cristian Mungiu’s Graduation, a father is trying to keep his daughter’s future together after a violent attack.
Hollywood has been testing the waters with raunchy, female-driven comedies for years now, but none have boasted the box office firepower of Rough Night.
Humans aren’t the only living creatures sent off to war. In Megan Leavey, a female marine fights to get her dog back.
Salt and Fire tells the story of a group of scientists who travel to South America to investigate an ecological disaster.
Baby Driver tells the story of a getaway driver named Baby who falls in love with a waitress and hopes to escape the criminal underworld.
The DC franchise is flailing under poorly received films and widely publicized production troubles, leaving the relatively smooth sailing of Wonder Woman as a beacon of hope.
Charlize Theron isn’t abandoning the action genre after the success of Mad Max: Fury Road, taking on a violent, self-sufficient woman with all her appendages intact in Atomic Blonde.
A long title for a brief film, My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea establishes its plot before the audience enters the theater. Yes, it’s literally about a high school sinking into the sea, and if the trailer is any indication, that’s only the start of this movie’s off-kilter look at teenage life. With trophies causing head wounds and the lunch lady (voiced by Susan Sarandon) becoming integral to survival, there’s plenty of nods to the traditional high school hierarchy being upended, but I guess you still need buff arms to get the popular girl.
With a long and successful festival run under its belt, After the Storm is finally trickling out to western markets
In this all new video, Film Inquiry Editor in Chief Manon de Reeper explains what goes into writing a good film review, what she looks for & some tips!
The Promise is a big war epic with big names behind it, which may push this contentious piece of history to the forefront of people’s minds.
Love and war are together again in The Ottoman Lieutenant, pulling from a genre so rich that to name its predecessors would be tiresome.
Doug Liman is taking audiences back to war with The Wall, but the enemy is much more terrestrial this time around.