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EIFF17 Review: In Dubious Battle

James Franco is quietly becoming the gatekeeper of classic American Gothic literature adaptations. The actor-writer-director has had a pro...

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Trailer: James Franco in Gay Porn Thriller 'King Cobra'

We're cautious to believe any hype that says a film will be shocking or explicit, usually as it's wonderful marketing claptrap. W...

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Trailer: Wim Wenders' Every Thing Will Be Fine 3D

It's been a long time coming but it looks like Wim Wenders' Every Thing Will Be Fine is finally gearing up for a release (well, ...

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Review: Robert Duvall's Wild Horses

You would be forgiven for thinking that eighty-four year old screen veteran Robert Duvall is slowing down with his cinematic work. You w...

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New Trailer: Werner Herzog's Epic 'Queen of the Desert'

It might have played to mediocre reviews at this year's Berlin Film Festival, but we can't hide our excitement for the upcoming ...

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Trailer: Franco, Hartnett in Robert Duvall's Wild Horses

Stick this one right at the top of our most anticipated pile for 2015. Wild Horses is the fourth narrative feature from actor-director ...

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Sundance 2015 Review: True Story

In the past we have had some incredible dramatic pairings from famous Hollywood buddies: like Redford and Newman in Butch Cassidy and the...

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Sundance 2015 Review: I Am Michael

The first of two James Franco Sundance debuts this year is the Gus Van Sant executive-produced I Am Michael . Based on Benoit Denizet-L...

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Trailer: James Franco, Jonah Hill in True Story

Brushing The Interview chaos over to one side for a brief moment, we have the first trailer for fellow James Franco starrer True Story ....

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Feature: The Direct to Video Highlights of 2014

For the most part, the big screen action of 2014 hasn't exactly been outstanding. There has been the odd genre gem in the form of Sno...

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EIFF Review: Palo Alto

James Franco's short story anthology, Palo Alto , gets streamlined for the big-screen with Gia Coppola (Granddaughter to Francis F...

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Trailer: Kate Hudson & James Franco are 'Good People'

Good People is the latest film to centre around that old conundrum of normal people finding bundles of 'bad money'. Based on t...

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Trailer: Emma Roberts, James Franco in Palo Alto

James Franco's  interlinked short-story collection  Palo Alto  is making its way to the big screen thanks to the actor's crowd-fu...

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Review: James Franco's Child of God

James Franco is a man with many strings to his bow - and this is something that seems to irk a lot of people -why? I don't know. He...

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Trailer: James Franco in Maladies

We're fast becoming a James Franco fansite with the amount of his films that we have covered of late. Anyway, what would be wrong wi...

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Trailer: James Franco's Child of God

James Franco has got to be one of the busiest men working today. As well as publishing two novels and several other books, the actor has...

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Trailer: Statham and Franco in Homefront

Continuing to prove that they are both very busy men, Jason Statham and James Franco have managed to squeeze yet another film into thei...

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Trailer: James Franco's Palo Alto

James Franco's interlinked short-story collection Palo Alto is making its way to the big screen thanks to the actor's crowd-...

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Review: Lovelace

The tragic and little-known story of Deep Throat star Linda Lovelace gets the big screen treatment from The Celluloid Closet filmmakers ...

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Why You Should See This Is the End

Chances are we won't have a full review of This Is the End up any time soon (we are drowning in EIFF reviews and need to remember to ...

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