A dying man attempts to confess a lifetime of transgressions in writer/director Paul Schrader’s meditative "Oh, Canada" (2024). “Attempts” is the operative word here. Richard Gere plays ...

Schrader tells The Treatment why he probably won’t end up writing a memoir. Plus he shares what he thinks John Wayne had in common with his protagonist from American Gigolo, and tells us about Canada ...

There’s a pivotal dramatic beat that occurs about 40 minutes into Paul Schrader’s Oh, Canada, out for rental and purchase on digital platforms today, that’s been less remarked upon in many of the ...

While accepting an honorary lifetime achievement award at the Spanish Academy Goya Awards on Saturday evening, Richard Gere ...

Paul Schrader may be spending a bit too much time on the computer. Though the septuagenarian filmmaker rolled out his latest project, “Oh, Canada,” only last year, Schrader is already hard at work ...

In stark contrast to a number of Hollywood creatives, Oscar-nominated writer/director Paul Schrader posits ChatGPT can write “original” and “fleshed out” screenplays. The Oh, Canada ...

She’s learned to live with them, she knows her partner better than he knows himself, she seems to find his unburdening indulgent, and she, of course, also blurs with other women into the slipstream of ...