Janie Jones, a film by David Rosenthal premiering today at Tribeca Film Festival, chronicles the emotional, musical and physical journey of a 13-year-old girl in tour busses and wood-paneled cars.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/29/11

In Love, Lots of It, Campbell Scott brings a sexy world-weariness to the enigmatic devil's minion to whom a vulnerable, looking-for-love Kathleen McElfresh (Scott's real-life wife) presents her soul in a battered cardboard box, which emits a supernatural glow.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/27/11

In acclaimed actor and director (My Name is Joe, The Magdalene Sisters) Peter Mullan's newest film, NEDS (an acronym for Non-Educated Delinquents), the duality of teenagerhood is palpable.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/27/11

In Beyond the Black Rainbow, director Panos Cosmatos takes a horror plot that we've seen in countless incarnations—the evil doctor controlling a young beauty as she struggles to escape—and infuses it with a color-drenched visual style.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/27/11

Centered on the four photographers nicknamed "The Bang Bang Club"—on their friendship and bond, on the brutal and violent world of post-Apartheid South Africa in the early '90s, and on "the cost of bearing witness," as Silver noted in a recent press conference—Steven Silver's film's push for authenticity stands out.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/22/11

Lotus Eaters, one of this year's Tribeca Film Festival picks, delves into the corrosive beauty—and inevitable downfall—of the London socialite scene.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/20/11

30 years after the fall of disco and 20 after the designer's death, Halston, the eponymous fashion label of the ‘70s, is back, complete with fond recollections from Andre Leon Talley, Pat Cleveland, and Ralph Rucci.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/10/10

Actor Andy Serkis and director Mat Whitecross on introducing a British icon to the world with Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/07/10