As the guy who gets migraines from watching 3D (my Avatar IMAX-3D hang-over lasted several days), it seems strange that I would actively wish that Gaspar Noé's Enter The Void (all 156 minutes of it) would be retrofitted into...

It is not in any way surprising that Enter The Void was a polarizing film on the festival circuit.  I mean this was a three hour spiritual odyssey from Gaspar Noé, the director who made Irreversible.  Long, repetitive, loose...

A period piece typically means serious business when it gets the most pressing question the audience can possibly have out of the way right at the start. Robert Guédiguian's Army of Crime begins by letting the viewer know what...

Jeanne's reality is bending. The successful journalistic author is loosing her hold on reality - her family becoming literally unrecognizable, her belongings changing and moving without being touched and without any recognition of the changes from anyone else, even... More >>

The Tsar (Царь) is the Russian selection for Cannes Festival. The trailer looks very promising and seems to have it all: great costumes and large-scale historical reconstruction, catchy plot and high production quality.One of the most prominent trends of Russian...

Yet another film hotly anticipated here at Twitch HQ is The Mo Brothers' Macabre, the feature film follow up and expansion of their stunning previous short film Dara. Macabre is touted as the film most likely to inject a...

Roughly one third of the way through the current incarnation of the Cannes Film Festival, Park Chan Wook's Thirst is already shaping up to be one of the most divisive films of the year with supporters and naysayers split... More >>