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A24s "How Directors Dress" is a book that documents the very best styles of the worlds most famous directors, from Federico Fellini to Sofia Coppola.

National pastimes: as the festival enters its waning days, standout films like Roberto Minervini's The Damned, Carson Lund's Eephus, and Tyler Taormina's Christmas Eve in Miller's Point investigate how we make meaning out of the past

One viewer out of Cannes enthuses that Sebastian Stans performance in "The Apprentice" as former President Trump exceeds expectations.

Aaron Schimberg reunites with actor Adam Pearson for an exhilarating blend of body horror, comedy and romance. Our A Different Man review:

Paul Schrader teased an upcoming script centered on sexual obsession, dubbing the film a "post-dying" projects after directing "Oh, Canada."

Short film screening and discussion with filmmaker Charles de Agustin. $5 donation.

'There are films that tower over the commonplace, those that exhibit narrative and filmic daring, and those that gesture toward endless possibilities in the years ahead'

For decades, director Michael Mann has pushed boundaries, sought perfection, and built a devoted following—just like Enzo Ferrari himself.

There’s only one place in Maine to catch David Ferrario’s immersive documentary on Umberto Eco, the brilliant Italian writer best known for his novels “The Name of the Rose” and “Foucault's Pendulum.” Damariscotta’s historic Lincoln Theater presents...

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