This Week

… these sorts of docos actually tend to work best when their format is formulaic and unadventurous, and that’s the case here.

Borat has been recruited to explain why Ali G's non-fiction (it's a documentary, right?) big screen debut (remember Ali G Indahouse?) is going to be the funniest film of the

Remember The Exorcist: Believer? David Gordon Green was all set to continue helming the expansion of the franchise, but, you know, it wasn't very good. In steps Mike Flanagan, who

Ahead of the world premiere of her feature debut Föa – Once Upon a Future at the Busan International Film Festival, Italian filmmaker Margherita Ferrari speaks exclusively to FilmInk about the

Marre constructs the film out of light, almost weightless moments that repeatedly collide with the dead end of history.

… ironic, politically alert and suspicious of every supposedly progressive position.

… fitfully entertaining …

… amiable enough …

FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: American director Martin Bell, who helmed Streetwise, American Heart, Tiny: The

… a fascinating cinematic experiment as much about the flexibility of spoken language as it is about the nuances of film language.