As part of Music Month, FilmInFocus talks to Focus Features executive Jennifer Towle about the processes behind the creation of movie soundtracks.
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Noah Baumbach’s comedy Greenberg probes the psyche of a man in search of himself. We consider other films that study character.
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Nearly every year, Focus Features films show up at both the Spirit Awards and Academy Awards. Follow the company’s journey year-by-year.
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A career retrospective for the writer-director of Greenberg.
Making sense of an obscure democratic process.
Pivotal points in film music history.
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A slide show of Berlin film appearances.
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Robert Wise’s The Andromeda Strain, adapted from Michael Crichton’s bestseller, predated by almost 20 years fears of the deadly Ebola virus when it hit theaters on March 12, 1971.
With Valentine’s Day coming up, the thoughts of the FilmInFocus editorial staff turned to love. As one particular classic Hollywood movie told us, “Love is a Many Splendored Thing,”
Every year, as your hangover fades from the New Year revelries, you mutter into your Alka-Seltzer, “Never again,” and your mind naturally turns to resolutions for the 12 months ahead. Give
Santa Claus made his debut in 1897 in a series of short films like “Santa Claus Filling Stockings,” and ever since has continued to show up come every December. And through the years, he's
Berlin resident David Hudson takes a look at the Berlin Film Festival’s new Berlinale Goes Kiez program, which pairs the city’s movie theaters with homegrown film directors.
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Berlinale, Movie City takes a visit to Europe.
David Parkinson, FilmInFocus’ resident film historian, casts an eye over the history of UFA, the studio that played a central role in Berlin’s cinematic history.
The New York-based cinephile opens up about writing and curating the Jacques Rivette-namechecking movie blog Out 1 Film Journal.