Apr 25, 2013
By Chris Tinkham
Caleb Landry Jones
23-year-old Texas native Caleb Landry Jones is growing up before our eyes. Two years ago, he appeared wide-eyed and fresh-faced as Banshee, the mutant with the sonic scream in X-Men: First Class. In his latest film, Antiviral, a change is evident from the opening shot. Antiviral begins with Jones, his hair grown long and pulled back, standing hunched in an overcoat with a white object dangling from his mouth as he glares forebodingly into the camera. Something is clearly wrong with his character. More
Apr 23, 2013
By Chris Tinkham
Brandon Cronenberg
With his lanky frame, long sideburns, and piercings through his nose and left eyebrow, Toronto-based director Brandon Cronenberg looks like a rocker, someone who would blend in on the stage of a Warped Tour show, maybe a bassist for a band inspired by The Clash. His easy laughter and just-out-of-bed, surfer intonation belie the sinister tension of his feature debut, Antiviral, a film that’s disturbing enough to do the Cronenberg name justice. More
Apr 19, 2013
By John Everhart
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Shane Carruth, who directed 2004’s Sundance Grand Jury Prize winning Primer, has taken an audacious artistic leap forward with his sophomore feature Upstream Color. Under the Radar caught up with the director at his publicist’s office in New York City shortly before the film’s release. More
Apr 05, 2013
By Austin Trunick
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Director, actor, and activist Robert Redford has achieved more in his 50-year career than most individuals could ever hope for. He’s starred in many classic films, from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Sting to The Way We Were and Three Days of the Condor. More
Apr 05, 2013
By Chris Tinkham
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David Wozniak, the 42-year-old butcher played by Patrick Huard in the French Canadian comedy, Starbuck, has done foolish things in life. He married a Russian woman who promised to be his maid for a year, invested in Cuban cigars with a stranger, and purchased a Hall and Oates guitar pick for $500. More
