SEVILLE, Spain– Lars von Trier’s end-of-the-world drama “Melancholia” tops nominations for this year’s European Film Awards — Europe’s equivalent of the Oscars — with eight mentions. “Melancholia’s” ...
Disaster movies occupy a certain spot in contemporary cinema. They usually conjure images of gridlocked city streets, wailing crowds and lots of fire. Lars von Trier's latest film, "Melancholia," ...
The National Society of Film Critics selected Lars von Trier's drama "Melancholia" as the best picture of 2011 during its annual meeting Saturday. / Source: The Associated Press The National Society ...
The 130-minute film will be screened as the 624th program of the IAF cinematheque at 6 p.m. at the Nasseri Hall and will be followed by a review session attended by the movie critic Amirhossein ...
The first movie I saw in theaters in 2011, aside from a couple of press screenings, was “Hugo.” Yes, that’s correct: I went nearly 11 months without bothering to see a new release. The reason?
This story about the last decade of the Cannes Film Festival first appeared in TheWrap’s Cannes magazine. In the 10 years that TheWrap has been going to Cannes, exactly 198 films have screened in the ...
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