Film Category

Hitchcock’s 1958 work, Vertigo, arguably the most personal of his films, has emerged for many as the influential director’s masterwork.

In anticipation of Catherine Keener’s latest turn, we take a look back at some of our favorite Keener moments, because nobody does “real” quite like this offbeat beauty.

The following characters have paved the way for characters like Black Widow and Katniss and show just how far ladies in film have come, and how much further they can go…

Thanks to Academy Award nominated director Spike Lee’s deep, deep love of the dolly shot, it’s almost as though Harvey Keitel is looking right at us.

While even the most amateur photographers can fake a Fine Arts degree through the application of a filter, can the same be done for videos?

In 1990, when Days of Being Wild was first released on the big screen in Hong Kong, it was a commercial failure. Revisit the now iconic Hong Kong Second Wave film.

Check out more before-they-were-famous film debuts. Poignant, funny, and sad.

David Flinn’s organic and architectural installation The King is Dead was featured and transposed into this stark and foreboding short film.

Genevieve Bailey’s I Am Eleven explores a diverse snap shot of not quite children, not yet teenagers from around the globe who linger on the cusp of adulthood.

VICE and Grolsch Film Works have put together this trilogy film featuring directors Harmony Korine, Alexsei Fedorchenko and Jan Kwiecinski based on The Fourth Dimension.