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A little laughter, a lot of drama, and some frights for everyone.

A little laughter, a lot of drama, and some frights for everyone.

Paul Giamatti invests his withering remarks with a French pastry’s worth of layers.

It may not be the future of filmmaking, but for two hours at least, the past has rarely felt more present.

To celebrate the wide release of The Holdovers, I've compiled a list of the five best Alexander Payne movies.

Set in 1970, the film consciously emulates the best of that decade's cinema

Oscar-worthy independent films make their way to Cincinnati this month, and the Speed Art Museum Cinema beckons in Louisville.

Those who disliked 'Sideways' or 'Nebraska,' should give 'The Holdovers' a shot. They might find themselves genuinely amazed by it.

The film is not only set in 1970, but also consciously emulates the period’s 35mm film grain, analog sound, and formal devices

While attending TIFF in September, Payne sat down with The Globe and Mail to discuss making small old-fashioned films in an industry obsessed with the big new thing