Paul Thomas Anderson and Sean Penn may team up yet again. This time, it’ll be for an adaptation of Thomas Pynchon’s Inherent Vice.
Last night I dreamt they made a film about Manderley again.
It’s rare that you find someone as eclectic as William Boyd. Not only did the British writer’s new play (based on two of Chekhov’s short stories) debut in London this week, his upcoming novel will star none other than James Bond. (If you’re wondering, his friend Daniel Craig is not how he pictures the superspy.)
PSA: You can watch Criterion Collection films for free on Hulu all weekend long.
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“Anna Karenina (2012) is, in fact, a mess. But it’s the kind of mess probably only [Joe] Wright could make.”
“Just to be clear, I won’t be directing ‘cinema,’ for lack of a better word.” An interview with Steven Soderbergh.
Following last week’s Sotheby’s auction, the archives of Soviet filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky will soon be headed back to Russia. The collection amounts to “several thousand working manuscripts, personal photographs, recordings and private documents” and it sold for a whopping £1.5 million.
While you wait around for Hitchcock to hit theaters, you’ve got plenty of time to check out this online record of thirteen storyboards from the English director’s classic films.
Even when he doesn’t know it, Charlie Kaufman makes beautiful cinema.
