JAMES GRAY

A Remarkable ‘Ad Astra’ Cameo Happened Because Of The Director’s Cooking

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‘Ad Astra’ Is A Majestic, But Frustrating Epic

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‘Ad Astra’ Director James Gray On The Influences And Inspirations For His Phenomenal, Brad Pitt-Starring Film

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‘Lost City Of Z’ Is An Improvement, But Film Adaptations Of Narrative Non-Fiction Have A Long Way To Go

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Harvey Weinstein finally launches Oscar campaign for his estranged child, ‘The Immigrant’

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Telluride kicks off with a tribute to a masterpiece

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James Gray on Cotillard, critics, and why ‘The Immigrant’ is his best film

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Marion Cotillard gets the goddess treatment in ‘The Immigrant’ trailer

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After A Decade Alone, An 85 Year-Old Man Placed A Want Ad For A Christmas Companion. Boy Did It Work.

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Roundup: ‘Mandela’ goes to Washington

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Roundup: ‘Inside Llewyn Davis,’ ‘The Butler’ compete at Camerimage fest

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Marion Cotillard chases the dream in international trailer for ‘The Immigrant’

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Roundup: Let the whisper campaigns begin

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Cannes Review: Fifty shades of James Gray on show in exquisite ‘The Immigrant’

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Cannes Review: Starry, diverting ‘Blood Ties’ is no thicker than water

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Cannes Check 2013: James Gray’s ‘The Immigrant’

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US and France dominate a big-name Cannes Film Festival lineup

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Cannes lineup includes Payne, Soderbergh, Polanski, Coens, Refn… and James Franco

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