Brian DeCubellis, who grew up in Pawtucket, directed the film "Manhattan Night," which opens today. DeCubellis took time out of his day to answer several questions: Q: "Manhattan Night" seems to be a ...

There’s a long and storied history of filmmakers venturing into the art world to tell distinctive and visually striking stories of human emotions, from the comic to the tragic. With his new film Trust ...

“Manhattan Night” is a modestly budgeted urban neo-noir and a throwback to the days when moody detective stories were B-picture staples. It’s not a great movie but a welcome one, if only for how it ...

"Manhattan Night" opens on a rainy evening in the big city as we meet our hero, Porter Wren, a bleary-eyed newsman in a pea coat and wool hat. “I sell mayhem, scandal, murder and doom,” Wren says, ...

Adrien Brody plays a newspaperman drawn into an increasingly unlikely mystery. By THR Staff A largely enjoyable neo-noir whose thick atmosphere works hard to cloak the increasingly contrived nature of ...

EXCLUSIVE: Grindstone Entertainment Group has acquired the U.S. rights to Adrien Brody pic Manhattan Nocturne. Lionsgate Premiere will handle the distribution via a multi-platform release on May 20 ...

Image Comics’ Syzygy Publishing is launching a brand new series that dives into the underworld of a city in lockdown, and the team behind Netflix’s acclaimed film Trust is part of the all-star ...

Thirty years ago, filmmaker Brian DeCubellis learned that a teenager with camera equipment and a vision could convince people to go along with a lot. When he wanted to cast his Bishop Feehan English ...

Down mean streets, muttering in a manner writer-director Brian DeCubellis apparently perceives to be perfect Raymond Chandleresque patois, goes Porter Wren (Adrien Brody), flawed protagonist of ...

During a chat last week at the Cannes Film Festival, director and actress Jodie Foster openly talked about the habit of some male directors to use rape and other sexual trauma as the primary driving ...