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The look of the film is some crazy combination of puppet theater, video games, comic books and Hong Kong action; the added fact that this is all taking place in a world with no guns

Film festivals are usually great places to catch searing dramas and documentaries, but good comedies are so rare that, when they arrive

Maybe the most fascinating thing about it is Mitchell himself, making a significant transition from his first two films to this restrained, tender, sometimes surprisingly funny film

Read below as Norton talks about basing his character on real prisoners, working on the screenplay with director John Curran, and how he's seen

In person Romanek is as surprising as his career, bearing a thick black beard but a gentle, quiet speaking voice, talking frankly about the high

Brings Reichardt's filmmaking to a larger scale without ever compromising the fierce intimacy of her story

While Boden and Fleck bring some of their trademark gifts for observing humanity and accepting the more complicated twists of human nature, the story sticks firmly to the indie playbook

Leading the charge is Nicole Kidman, portraying a grieving mom with the kind of restraint we're accustomed to seeing from her, but with an added acerbic bite and sarcasm that feels very new