Jul 24, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

It’s a shame that Very Good Girls, the directorial debut of Naomi Foner (screenwriter of Losing Isaiah) is in fact not very good.  More

Jul 23, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Dan Krauss’ The Kill Team focuses on the legal proceedings following 2010’s Maywand District murders in Afghanistan. More

Jul 18, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Though the film lacks the depth that constitutes Michel Gondry’s best work, Mood Indigo showcases the visual extraordinaire’s most inventive and enchanting filmmaking in a decade. More

Jul 15, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Director Jason Miller’s fantastic new documentary investigating musician Kevin Barnes and his primary creative outlet, Of Montreal, presents a frank, complex portrait of an artist who has been pushing the limits of his medium for almost two decades. More

Jul 11, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Unlike television’s The Wonder Years or other coming-of-age films, Boyhood largely refrains from pinpointing the life-altering events in Mason’s life. More

Jul 11, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Road to Paloma is the writing and directorial debut of Jason Momoa (of Game of Thrones and Stargate fame.) More

Jul 10, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Land Ho! is far from a heavily-plotted, dramaticly-layered tale of hindsight and speculation.  More

Jul 09, 2014 Cinema Issue #50 - June/July 2014 - Future Islands

As Ebert understood that even a word like “rosebud” can’t fully explain a man’s life, a single film can’t explain his. More

Jul 02, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

From one angle, Begin Again can be viewed as a meta-sequel to writer-director John Carney’s earlier music film, Once. More