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The Missing Girl Review [TIFF 2015]

Most mystery films involve some sort of setup involving detectives, dangerous locations, and dames trapped in the middle of it all. A.D. Calvo’s The Missing Girl involves a middle aged guy, a comic book shop, and a girl who records voicemail greetings for her cat.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt Gives Update On Sandman

The film adaptation of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman is something that fans have been waiting on for a long time. The latest iteration of the project is set to have Joseph Gordon-Levitt star, and possibly direct, and at the recent Spike TV Guy's Choice Awards, the acotr offered an update about where Sandman is at and why it's taking so long to develop.

Bryan Singer Posts New Photo Of X-Men: Apocalypse’s Cerebro

Many directors who tackle big-budget franchise films try to retain as much secrecy about their productions as possible, but thankfully for X-Men fans, Bryan Singer isn't one of them. He's already posted a steady string of photos showing off the sets and other behind the scenes aspects of X-Men: Apocalypse, and he's now graced us with a great new look at the film's version of Cerebro.

For most people, working out is about one thing. They'll say it's for health, or to have more energy, or to do some activity better, when in reality the reason is just to look good. Most romantic comedies follow the same pattern. They claim to be about relationships, or humor, or even love, when in reality they're usually just about trying to look good.

Exclusive Interview: David Gordon Green Talks Manglehorn

Manglehorn stars Al Pacino as an elderly locksmith set in his ways, constantly seeking out the one true love of his life who he lost many years ago. However, his daily obsessions over the choices he's made leave him stuck in his head and distance him from everyone he cares about.

Exclusive Interview: Eden Brolin, Katie Cokinos And Danielle Brooks Talk I Dream Too Much

I Dream Too Much tells the story of Dora (Edin Brolin) a recent college grad who goes to upstate New York to care for her reclusive great aunt. During the summer, the two help push each other to become better versions of what they are, along with some help and interactions with others from the small town.

Exclusive Interview: Danny Fields Talks Danny Says

Danny Says is a rock doc that doesn’t focus on a single musician or band, but rather a man who was behind the scenes, influencing many of the greatest groups of the 20th century. That man is Danny Fields, who worked with The Doors, The Velvet Underground, The Ramones, and many others. The film tells of the lives of those he was close with and how his life shaped the music landscape of the time.

Exclusive Interview: Justin Lerner, Katharine O’Brien And Joseph Cross Talk The Automatic Hate

The Automatic Hate tells the story of a man in his early thirties who finds out that his father has been hiding an entire other side of his family. He's never known that he has an uncle or three cousins on his father's side and when he finally meets one of them, he sets off to discover the secrets his family has kept and finds himself sucked into his cousins' world. Directed by Justin Lerner, the movie stars Joseph Cross and was co-written by Katharine O'Brien.

Exclusive Interview: Brendan Toller Talks Danny Says

Danny Says is a rock doc that doesn't focus on a single musician or band, but rather a man who was behind the scenes, influencing many of the greatest groups of the 20th century. That man is Danny Fields, who worked with The Doors, The Velvet Underground, The Ramones, and many others. The film tells of the lives of those he was close with and how his life shaped the music landscape of the time.

Exclusive Interview With Ondi Timoner On Brand: A Second Coming

Brand: A Second Coming is the latest documentary from Ondi Timoner, charting some of Russell Brand's hope for worldwide social revolution. The film also was one of the rare documentaries to be the opening night film of South By Southwest.