Michel Gondry To Direct 'As She Climbed Across The Table', A Love Triangle Involving A Black Hole
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind director Michel Gondry is taking on the As She Climbed Across the Table movie at Amazon.
Read MoreEternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind director Michel Gondry is taking on the As She Climbed Across the Table movie at Amazon.
Read MoreFor this edition of The Quarantine Stream, we sing the praises of Michel Gondry's incredible Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Read MoreIn our Kidding director interview, Michel Gondry talks about reuniting with Jim Carrey for their new Showtime television series.
Read MoreShowtime has posted the entire Kidding episode 1 on YouTube for audiences to get a sneak peek at the black comedy reuniting Jim Carrey and Michel Gondry.
Read MoreThe Kidding trailer gives us our first look at the new Showtime series that reunites Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind's Jim Carrey and Michel Gondry.
Read MoreA Michel Gondry Christmas ad for the U.K.-based John Lewis department store follows the magical story of a young boy befriending the monster under his bed.
Read MoreEternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind collaborators Jim Carrey and Michel Gondry reunite for a Showtime comedy series called 'Kidding.'
Read MoreCheck out a new Microbe and Gasoline clip. Michel Gondry's latest film centers on two misfit teen boys who strike up a friendship in the suburbs of Paris.
Read MoreThe latest film from Michel Gondry is a quirky high school road movie; see the Microbe and Gasoline French trailer here.
Read MoreMichel Gondry is a pretty magical filmmaker, and you can see evidence of that in this Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind visual effects breakdown.
Read MoreNow that Edgar Wright has officially left Marvel Studios' comic book adaptation Ant-Man, I take a look at 10 directors who should direct Ant-Man.
Read MoreWhile we've seen footage from Michel Gondry's new film Mood Indigo over the past year, here's a proper US trailer. This hits now because the film finally lands in US theaters this summer from Drafthouse Films. The movie adapts the novel by Boris Vian, with Audrey Tatou and Romain Duris starring in a love story that…
Read MoreTrailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: What better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising? This…
Read MoreMichel Gondry's Mood Indigo has hit a few locations around the globe already, including its native France and the New Zealand and Karlovy Vary film festivals. But it's undergoing some major changes before making its way to our shores. Australian distributor Vendetta Films has sent out a memo notifying press that Mood Indigo has been…
Read MoreAfter branching out with a superhero comedy and an experimental urban drama, Michel Gondry is back to his usual whimsical tricks in Mood Indigo. And what great tricks they are. A musical-olfactory pianocktail device, a kitchen assistant no bigger than a table spoon, a lung pierced with a water lily, and an underwater church wedding…
Read MoreMichel Gondry's varied resume includes several documenatires, a superhero flick, and a scrappy urban drama, but he's still best known for his most whimsical, even dreamlike creations. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is rightly hailed as a classic, and while Be Kind Rewind and The Science of Sleep aren't at that level, they had…
Read MoreIn the past few years, Michel Gondry seems to have fallen away somewhat from the playful dreaminess that characterized his earlier work like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Science of Sleep, and Be Kind Rewind. Last year's The Green Hornet looked more or less like the studio superhero flick that it was, and…
Read MoreHaving tackled a big-budget superhero flick in his last outing, The Green Hornet, Michel Gondry headed in the exact opposite direction with his follow-up film, The We and the I. The small-scale project has an almost documentary-like feel to it -- more Dave Chappelle's Block Party than Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind -- and follows the…
Read MoreMichel Gondry's Be Kind, Rewind was far from a box office smash when it was released in 2008, and drew decent but not spectacular critical reviews. It might have been forgotten by now if it weren't for its introduction of "sweding," or the practice of shooting no-budget remakes of big-budget projects. The trend has waned…
Read MoreLast year, as Alexander Payne was getting going on The Descendants, we got word that he was also planning an adaptation of the graphic novel Wilson, by Ghost World and Art School Confidential creator Daniel Clowes. We haven't heard much about that project in a bit, but now Clowes says that the film is still…
Read MoreBack in May, we wrote about Michel Gondry's plans to make a film with Audrey Tautou. At the time, we didn't know a whole lot about the movie, but recently, new details have emerged -- and a new star as well. French actor Romain Duris has signed on for the project, which has now been revealed…
Read MoreWe've been following Kees van Dijkhuisen's "[the films of]" since the very beginning, and with the latest video, we've now reached the halfway point of his yearlong, twelve-part project. Like the other installments before it, "[the films of] Michel Gondry" focuses on a director's body of work, showcasing his unique style through a montage of…
Read MoreOne of the good reports we somehow let other Cannes news bury late last week was the announcement that Michel Gondry plans to make a French-language film starring Audrey Tautou. We don't know that much about the project, but fans of the director will find that he wooed the actress with a tactic that is…
Read MoreThe Daily What brings us a creepy cosplay photo of the day, featuring Nemo from Finding Nemo (and what is that near his legs?) What is Page 2? Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included 40…
Read MoreNow that Michel Gondry has done the big studio thing with The Green Hornet he is free to focus on any of the number of projects that he's been cooking over the years. The We and I is possibly his next film, which is a semi-documentary about group dynamics as seen in a bunch of…
Read MoreI didn't get too excited when I heard that Michel Gondry would be directing an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! After all, how much of a personal stamp could Gondry, who's known for the visual whimsy of films such as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and The Science of Sleep, add to a late…
Read MoreMichel Gondry's The Green Hornet, which is out today in theaters, has had a long, arduous path to the big screen. Gondry was initially supposed to direct Hornet way back in 1997, but significant creative differences led to the film being shelved. Then, Kevin Smith climbed aboard the project to write and direct, before Seth…
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