Leslie Felperin

‘From Inside Out: The Architecture of Peter Zumthor’ Review: Wim Wenders’ Technically Dazzling, Slightly Dry 3D Doc

Premiering at Telluride, the doc will be pure catnip for fans of the Kirsten Dunst-starring film in all its candy-colored, New Romantic, defiantly anachronistic glory.

Theo Rollason's film offers a lesson on queer history and early-1990s film production on a budget, as well as the spectacle of Tilda Swinton looking impossibly beautiful in her early 30s.

Director Brydie O’Connor stitches together a huge mass of material in this documentary that counts Kristen Stewart among its executive producers.

Written and directed by Hungarian Lili Horvat, the Venice premiere taps into current anxieties about what is human and what is love.

Fabrice Luchini stars alongside Emmanuelle Devos, Chiara Mastroianni and Carole Bouquet in the latest from writer-director Martin Provost ('Violette'), which premiered at Locarno.

Nick Stahl and Mena Suvari costar in the Locarno-premiering film, produced by Luc Besson and directed by Peter Brunner.

Monica Bellucci plays the protagonist's mother in this Locarno-bowing film from rising Italian director Giovanni Tortorici.

The film from German director Isabelle Stever and her Ukrainian screenwriter wife Anna Melikova will play in the New York Film Festival after its debut in Locarno.

Alessandra Sanguinetti shot the two kids as they became women over 25 years or more in this Locarno-bowing film.