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He linked the past with the present, and the eternity behind him throbbed through him in a mighty rhythm to which he swayed as the tides and seasons swayed. -Jack London
The Place Beyond the Pines New Poster and Trailer
With Ryan Gosling partnering again with his Blue Valentine director Derek Cianfrance, anyone can guess that the resulting picture wouldn’t exactly be happy-go-lucky. The Place Beyond the Pines spans decades and explores fathers, sons, and the choices we make that influence our whole lives. “I’m attracted to making movies about family,” Cianfrance previously said “Those movies have secrets and intimacy.”
The Most Anticipated Films of the Spring and Summer
For the past nine years, we've all been waiting to see if Jesse ever got on that plane and what became of him and Celine in Richard Linklater's 2004 intimate walking-and-talking romance Before Sunset, the follow-up to 1995's Before Sunrise. And now, eighteen years since that first moment in Vienna, we finally get to see where their story lands. Sony Pictures Classics have acquired Before Midnight, and to our delight it's been revealed that the film we've been waiting so long with baited breath to see will finally have a limited release run starting May 24th in New York and Los Angeles. But Linklater's decade-spanning drama isn't the only one getting an official date. Pedro Almodovar's follow-up to last year'sThe Skin I Live in, the vibrant comedy I'm So Excited, will hit New York and L.A. on June 28th. And to top it off, as Woody Allen's annual film will have a mid-summer's release. Midnight in Paris and To Rome with Love both premiered in early June but his latest, Blue Jasmine (starring Cate Blanchett, Alec baldwin, Peter Sarsgaard, and Louis CK), will roll out on July 26th for a limited release.