Richard Linklater
Film Review
The amusing black-and-white trifle about the making of Jean-Luc Godard's "Breathless" encourages knowing cinephile chuckles, with Zoey Deutch well-cast as Jean Seberg.
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Trailer
The Cannes premiere, which opens theatrically on October 31, is one of two awards contenders Linklater directed this season.
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Thompson on Hollywood
Netflix is pushing "Nouvelle Vague," Linklater's love letter to Jean-Luc Godard, but France may submit Jafar Panahi's Palme d'Or winner "It Was Just an Accident."
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Trailer
Richard Linklater's wistful chamber drama is set on the opening night of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” in 1943. Sony Pictures Classics opens the film October 17.
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IndieWire's inaugural Future of Filmmaking summit at the American Pavilion at Cannes brought the festival's biggest names in for intimate conversations with students.
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Cannes
Speaking with Eric Kohn at the American Pavilion in a conversation presented by United for Business, Linklater expressed his unwavering belief in the power of feature films despite fears over the death of cinema.
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Cannes
Cannes: Richard Linklater felt compelled to direct this love letter to French cinema in black-and-white and on 35mm. "There's not a shot in this movie that wouldn't fit in '59 to '62 or '63," he told IndieWire.
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Trailers
Featuring Zoey Deutch as American actress Jean Seberg, Linklater's homage recreates the making of Jean-Luc Godard's groundbreaking cinematic achievement "Breathless."
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Filmmaker Toolkit
Carson Lund’s film is not just another sports movie, but a hangout film that belongs beside the work of Richard Linklater and Howard Hawks.
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Interview
To be fair, $2 was the going rate for most films the Austin Film Society, now turning 40, showed at the time. This is a story of how a film community can be built from the ground up — and it's a model to follow.
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Berlin
Berlin: At the press conference, several journalists already praised Linklater's movie about the great American lyricist as a "masterpiece."
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Berlin
Linklater's "Blue Moon," starring Ethan Hawke, and Franco's "Dreams," with Jessica Chastain, are among the buzzy titles heading to Berlin in February.
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