Coppola goes indie
No film director anticipates bad reviews, but sometimes they have intimations. Certainly, it was no surprise to Francis Ford Copp…
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Francis Ford Coppola stands alone
MONTREAL – A recent chat with Francis Ford Coppola confirmed my long-held belief that the more iconic the artist, the more open,…
Coppola finds sweet mix of form and feeling in 'Tetro’
Unrated (nudity, strong language, sexual situations); 127 min. With Tetro, director Francis Ford Coppola has finally found the sw…
Coppola makes a comeback as an indie filmmaker
A few years ago, Francis Ford Coppola re-booted his creativity by giving himself permission to be a novice again. He shook off the…
Paris, je t'aime: Sophia Coppola draws inspiration from Paris
Sophia Coppola, the director of Lost in Translation and Marie Antoinette, the daughter of the person who was the first to show the…
Coppola's family opera
It is tempting to see Francis Ford Coppola’s latest work — “Tetro,” a visually lush cinematic fugue about love, ambivalenc…
Coppola, Now: Master Director's Latest is Interesting, but Baffling
Francis Ford Coppola made four great movie masterpieces in a row in the commercial studio system -- "The Godfather," "The Godfathe…
Coppola's Personal Apocalypse
This week on the program, we're fortunate to have not one but two nights featuring legendary director Francis Ford Coppola. While…
Coppola’s ‘Tetro’ is sumptuous, self-serious
Two years ago, Francis Ford Coppola returned to filmmaking with the small, self-financed “Youth Without Youth,” about an elder…
