Mar 06, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Stephen Chow’s inimitable chops for comedic action are on full display in Journey to the West. More

Mar 05, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Troubled pianist Tom (Elijah Wood) must perfectly play every note of a piece that drove him mad years before, or his wife will pay for his mistakes with her life. More

Mar 04, 2014 Cinema Issue #49 - February/March 2014 - Portlandia

The Israeli/Palestinian conflict once again proves fertile ground for filmmakers with Yuval Adler’s Bethlehem, an even-handed if unspectacular look inside the nature of life between seemingly irreconcilable nations. More

Mar 03, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Given a better script—or at least, one that was a little more self-aware—Haunt could have been a solid scare. More

Feb 28, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Stalingrad is far from a perfect war film, but it does add up to an overall gratifying visual experience. More

Feb 21, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Evan Rachel Wood plays a pretty, escaped mental patient in this unusual and charming romantic comedy.  More

Feb 20, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Loyalty, ethics, class, and society clash in Child’s Pose, a Romanian drama examining the fallout of a deadly car accident caused by the son of a bourgeoisie family.  More

Feb 19, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Beautifully shot, complicated, smart, and undeniably intense, Omar is unique and well-deserving of its place as the Palestinian nominee for this year’s Best Foreign Language Film. More

Feb 18, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

No knocks to Emile Zola—who wrote the 1867 French novel which serves as In Secret’s source material—but the story is stretched excruciatingly thin in this adaptation. More