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Five Great Summer Movies You Might Have Missed (And Can Still Catch!)

Wong Kar-wai’s The Grandmaster Has Been Cut Down for the U.S. — But Is Still Grand

Fast & Furious & Elegant: Justin Lin and the Vulgar Auteurs

Berlin Discoveries: Greatness Emerges at the Year's First Major International Film Festival

10 Movies We're Excited About in 2012

Sacha Baron Cohen is The Dictator​We know -- you're excited about The Dark Knight Rises. And The Avengers. And Hunger Games. So are we. We're also excited about a lot of other movies whose marketing campaigns have not inundated us with white noise (yet). Allow us to suggest a few more films to ... More >>

The Legend is Born – Ip Man Review

LACMA Salutes 50 Years of Cannes Discoveries

Screening series draws on La semaine de la critique

Cahiers du Cinema: The New Wave in a New World

Legendary French film mag brings its auteurist project to the States via a new book imprint

The Last Action Heroes

From Tsui Hark to Wong Kar Wai to Johnnie To at LACMA's Hard Boiled Hong Kong

2009 Film Poll: A Whole World of Hurt

Kathryn Bigelow's Iraq drama tops our annual critics' survey

A City of Sadness: The Great 1989 Taiwanese Film at LACMA

The Limits of Control: The Man, the Myth

Wandering Spain with Jim Jarmusch's lone wolf

Movie Reviews: City of Ember, Quarantine, Rocknrolla

Also, Breakfast with Scot, The Little Red Truck, Quarantine and more

Wong Kar Wai's Ashes of Time Makes Its Comeback

Broken heart still beats

Some Alternative Cannes Awards

Che wins the only Cannes prize that really matters: ours

Dispatch from the European Film Awards

Wonderful whores

Watching the Apocalypse

Cinefile

Film Reviews: Goya’s Ghosts, Cashback, Captivity

Also this week's pick, Ten Canoes

Let the Sunshine In

Last Thursday morning in Paris, the lineup was announced for the 60th edition of the Cannes Film Festival. The announcement was made by Cannes artistic director Thierry Frémaux during a press conference held in a gilded and mirrored salon of the Hotel de Crillon, located on the Place de la Co ... More >>

Vote For Pedro (and Larry)

The small but conspicuous coterie of film critics seen perambulating this year's Toronto Film Festival decked out in red-and-white "Vote For Pedro" t-shirts were not, despite the potential misunderstanding, expressing their undying love for Napoleon Dynamite. Rather, the Pedro in question was Pedro ... More >>

Three Guys Walk Into a Bar . . .

Sampling Scott Foundas’ Cannes 2006, the Blog

Kara Saun

2005 in Film

Notes on the pleasures of kiddie moviegoing and weeping into your stir-fry

Foreign Affairs

The box-office slump of 2005 is a reality, regardless of what language you speak

The Impossible Dream

A map to the most buried of cinematic treasures

Man of the World

Though he makes political films, Fernando Meirelles doesn’t see himself as a political filmmaker

The Thrill Is Gone

Jim Jarmusch and Wong Kar-wai look for love in all the wrong places

Los Angeles Film Festival

Critics Choices and Schedule

The Mortal Storm

The Deaths of the 20th Century

Isosceles Triangle

A lopsided Eros

Time Lost and Found

Wong Kar-Wai’s Days of Being Wild

The Year's Best DVD Gift Boxes

Blissfully Ours

Last Life in the Universe moves off the festival circuit and into the art houses

Please, Sir, I Want Some Moore

Post cards from Cannes

The Story of O (vs. Tok)

Fulltime Killer's dueling romancers

At Home, He's a Tourist

Hong Kong's Stanley Kwan steps out of the shadows and into Beijing

Playing Favorites

Queer and/or peculiar films that have mattered

Fogtown and Ze Boys

Post-adolescent anomie at the 45th annual San Francisco International Film Festival

The Hired Hand

The Hired Hand

Alejandro Iñárritu revs up the boss’s BMW

In the Mood for Wong Kar-wai

The year’s best films

See Owen Run

Another top gun goes Behind Enemy Lines

Japan’s Hothouse Fetishist

Director Takashi Miike

Appropriate This!

When it comes to Hong Kong action, Tsui Hark still leads the pack

Unforgettable

Filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai

Cover the Waterfront

Love and mermaids in Suzhou River

In the Mood for Movie Love

The Fifth Pusan International Film Festival

Time Regained

The 53rd Cannes film festival

Speed, Baby, Speed

Doug Liman's gone Go

North by Northwest