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Oren Moverman's eloquent film about being homeless in New York City highlighted last year's New York Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival

The screenwriter talks balancing historical accuracy with good storytelling, his Kurt Cobain film 'This Is Gonna Suck', and more.

The 'Rampart' filmmaker reveals the main roadblock preventing the film from getting made and discusses the recent documentary 'Montage of Heck'.

Homeless people are cursed with invisibility.  We see them but don’t see them.  We know their behavior, but refuse to acknowledge these people for a variety of personal reasons.  Perhaps we ignore the homeless because they’re a direct look at …

Finishing up with our coverage of new images for films that will be debuting this fall at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival, we’ve got new photos from a trio of promising features.  Briefly: The Theory of Everything – (Directed …

Even though he’s only directed two features, I’ve become a big Oren Moverman fan.  The Messenger and Rampart are terrific, and I’ve been eagerly awaiting his follow-up.  When I interviewed him almost two years ago, he had mentioned working on …

Cate Blanchett (The Aviator) is preparing The Dinner as her directorial debut.  The Oscar-winning actress will go behind the camera for the first time in an adaptation of Herman Koch’s 2009 novel that centers on a dinner between two couples …

Sam Worthington is lining up another thriller.  THR reports that Worthington is set to star in the action-thriller For the Dogs, based on the Kevin Wignall novel of the same name.  Philip Noyce (Salt) is onboard to direct the film, …

With his new film Rampart (which ranked #4 on my Top 10 of 2011 list), writer-director Oren Moverman took the corrupt-cop genre and twisted it just like he did with The Messenger‘s soldier-PTSD story.  He’s one of the more exciting …