David Mackenzie
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Bleecker Street Acquires David Mackenzie’s Whistleblower Thriller ‘Relay’
The film stars Riz Ahmed, Sam Worthington and Lily James
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‘Outlaw King’ Film Review: Chris Pine Scottish War Epic Is Meh-dieval
Re-edited after its Toronto fest debut, this grimy, serviceable time-waster for Netflix subscribers saves its real energy for bloody battle sequences
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‘Outlaw King’ Review: Chris Pine Soldiers Bravely Through Crowded Epic
Toronto 2018: TIFF opening night pic’s oddly-placed laughs, random gore and surprising romance reunite Pine and his “Hell or High Water” director
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Paul Greengrass, Jonah Hill Movies Part of Huge Addition to Toronto Film Festival Lineup
Greengrass’ “22 July” and Hill’s “Mid90s” will join more than 100 new features and shorts in the Toronto lineup
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Chris Pine and Laura Dern Films to Open and Close Toronto Film Festival
David Mackenzie’s “Outlaw King,” starring Pine, will open the festival, while Justin Kelly’s “Jeremiah Terminator LeRoy,” with Dern and Stewart, will close it
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‘Hell or High Water’ Stars Chris Pine and Ben Foster Reunite With Director for Netflix’s ‘Outlaw King’
David Mackenzie is teaming up with the actors again to tell story of legendary Scottish monarch Robert the Bruce
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‘Hell or High Water’ Is Political, But Doesn’t Have a Political Party (Commentary)
“I don’t know what my party is. I don’t think my party exists yet,” screenwriter Taylor Sheridan told TheWrap.
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Natalie Portman Drama ‘Love and Darkness’ Starts Strong, ‘Hell or High Water’ Scores Big
Specialty box office also heats up with Craig Robinson in “Morris From America”
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Best Reviewed Movie This Week: Chris Pine’s Modern Western ‘Hell or High Water’
“One of the best American films of the year,” writes one critic
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‘Hell or High Water’ Review: Jeff Bridges Pursues Chris Pine in Smart, Exciting Western
Outlaw brothers elude a sheriff in this witty and surprisingly wise slice of Lone Star unlawfulness
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Cannes Recap: Can Any of This Year’s Movies Crash the Oscar Race?
Cannes movies won nine Academy Awards in February, but the next crop looks a lot thinner
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17 Biggest Winners and Losers of Cannes Film Festival 2016
Sean Penn, Kristen Stewart, Woody Allen, provocateurs and terrorists all made our list of the festival’s best and worst
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Bullets, Vampires and Hippies: Cannes Gets Invaded by English-Language Indies
Un Certain Regard sidebar is playing host to the terrific indies “The Transfiguration,” “Captain Fantastic” and “Hell or High Water”
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‘Starred Up’ Director David Mackenzie Dishes on Jack O’Connell Prison Drama
Authenticity was important to the filmmaker, who shot in a former Belfast prison with real ex-convicts
