The latest from French writer-director Vladimir de Fontenay tracks a father (Swann Arlaud) and son stranded together in the Nordic wilderness. By Jordan Mintzer Movies about irresponsible ...

Arlaud and Norman, though wonderful actors — as evidenced in their breakout roles in “Anatomy of a Fall” and “C’mon C’mon,” respectively — are symptoms of and contributors to the ...

Vladimir de Fontenay's second feature is beautifully mounted and intelligently performed by Swann Arlaud and Woody Norman, but can't satisfyingly pull off the bold literary conceit of David Vann's ...

Embarking with his father, Tom (Swann Arlaud), on an extended séjour to an isolated cabin somewhere in the Norwegian fjords, Roy soon finds himself facing various life or death scenarios while ...

and of Swann Arlaud and Woody Norman’s excellent performances, should attract international arthouse buyers following the film’s Sundance premiere. Understandably, this fully European ...

Sukkwan Island marks Vladimir de Fontenay’s follow-up to Mobile Homes, his 2017 Directors Fortnight entry. The film, which stars Swann Arlaud (Anatomy of a Fall) and newcomer Woody Norman, tracks the ...

The film stars Swann Arlaud (Anatomy of a Fall) and newcomer Woody Norman. Nicolas Chaudeurge edited the film after working with director Vladimir de Fontenay on his previous film, Mobile Homes. Below ...

Hoping to see the next "Clerks," "Reservoir Dogs" or "Get Out" before anyone else? That's why you go Sundancing. Director Charlie Shackleton couldn't get the rights to a book by former California ...

Roy’s estranged father Tom (Arlaud) makes a surprising proposition: that the lad should take a year off school and join him on the island, to rough it amid the elements and do some overdue bonding.