Los Angeles Film Festival

After the North American premiere of Christopher And His Kind, director Geoffrey Sax talked about how the film was originally…

Casting aside pre-staged water bottles and instead opting for beer, Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon stormed onto the stage at…

Making its world premiere at the Los Angeles Film Festival, Mike Akel’s new film, An Ordinary Family takes a look…

When film critic Leonard Maltin threw the panel’s scheduled structure out the window in favor of a more loose conversation…

To call Ti West’s The Innkeepers a horror-comedy would be adequate were you working in a video store that had…

Set amidst the ever-changing seasons of Connecticut, You Hurt My Feelings is the new drama-comedy by director, Steve Collins. The…

When you have the oeuvre like Sidney Lumet, it stands to reason that any type of catch-all look-back at his…

There was no mention of Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark other than when director of stage and screen Julie Taymor…

There’s no way something like writer/director Theo Court’s Decline would make it here in America. We’re all way too ADHD…

This weekend the L.A. film festival saw the American premiere of Rosario Garcia-Montero’s The Bad Intentions. Set in 1982 Peru,…