Peter Debruge

Some directors need $100 million to make a movie, while others are more resourceful than MacGyver: Give them a camera, a location and the cost of one year's tuition at...

"How did they ever make a film of 'Lolita'?" reads the tagline beside that famous red lollipop. The answer: They didn't. Back in 1962, the subject of pedophilia was far...

For a brief moment at the beginning of "First They Killed My Father," we glimpse a white reporter taking snapshots of the Khmer Rouge as they roll into Phnom Penh...

As directorial debuts go, Amber Tamblyn's "Paint It Black" is kind of a mess, but then, so are its characters, which makes the film's raw, off-kilter style somehow right for...

The Impressionist painters were to the French Academy what punk rockers were to the conservative pop-music establishment — wild, unruly artists who refused to conform to the standards of what...

The founding father of golf, Old Tom Morris, designed some of the world's first courses, but it was his son, Tommy, who mastered them. Though he only lived to the...

The Cannes Film Festival turns 70 this year, and for its anniversary edition, the glamorous cinema showcase will launch star-driven new work from American directors Sofia Coppola ("The Beguiled"), Noah...

Whereas so many movie romances begin with a charming meet-cute and progress from there, audiences can never be quite sure whether the central couple in "Your Name" could ever meet,...