Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming Dune film will bring Frank Herbert’s novel back to the big screen next year. What can we expect from his take on the Atreides saga?
Jodorowsky’s Dune chronicles the story of what could have been the most ambitious film ever made and its surprising impact on science fiction cinema.
Children of Dune successfully adapts the Dune sequel novels with a grounded vision and a robust cast, although isn’t quite as compelling as its predecessor.
Frank Herbert’s Dune presents a faithful adaptation of the novel with electrifying cinematography, although is thwarted by aged and unambitious visual effects.
David Lynch’s 1984 Dune adaptation brings the novel to life in strange and mystical vision but fails to match its complex narrative and thematic scope.
November descends into the despairing snowy forests of Estonia to spin a dreamlike tale of folkloric superstition, unrequited love, and exchanges of souls.
Apples explores the experience of memory, imagining a world suffering from an amnesia outbreak in this absurd yet thoughtful debut feature from Christos Nikou.
The Intruder (El Prófugo) spins a beguiling web of nightmarish terror with captivating cinematic energy but denies us the pleasure of witnessing and understanding its strangest mysteries.
We spoke with Cooper Raiff, the writer, director and leading star of the new feature Shithouse, a comedy-drama exploring loneliness and connection at college.
Don’t be fooled by the title — Shithouse is an endearing comedy with an honest and vulnerable portrayal of college life, in this stunning debut from a young cinematic talent.