St. Louis-native Aaron Coffman wrote "All Those Yesterdays" to be shot on weekends when his actors were in town and available. Shot on only $1,000, the film has a charming feel to it, but the 76-minute...

Lynne Ramsay's new film "We Need to Talk about Kevin" is a psychological horror film, a nightmarish exploration of a mother's greatest fear: what if my child hates me? What if I hate him back? Tilda...

Steve Mazan is a 35-year-old stand-up comedian. While funny and enjoying success in his small gigs, Steve has never made it to the big-time. Since he was 12, his life dream has been to perform stand-up...

The last film I saw today, the conclusion of my tri-film marathon, was the sci-fi comedy "Correspondent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same." Funny title, huh? And funny film, as well. "Lesbian Space...

A brief note here: If you want to see the Gateway city on the big screen this week, SLIFF offers two documentaries featuring the STL. First, "The Pruitt-Igo Myth" will screen today, 11/12 at 3 p.m....

“Tyrannosaur” is the feature-length expansion of Paddy Considine’s short film “Dog Altogether.” Aside from adding the anecdote that justifies its title, “Tyrannosaur” expands the 16-minute...

“La Vida Util” (“A Useful Life”) puts its audience through an unpleasant melancholia.   The Uruguayan film, directed by Federico Veiroj, tells the story of Jorge (Jorge Jellinek), a...

The 20th Annual St. Louis International Film Festival kicked off at 8 p.m. on Thursday night with “The Artist,” a film by Michel Hazanavicius.   Set in 1927 through 1931, “The Artist,”...