Terry Gilliam’s career has been marked by films that are both difficult and brilliant. His best work offers glimpses of strange worlds that seem fantastical but upon further inspection are simply ...
Terry Gilliam is a gifted, ambitious filmmaker who, sadly, may now be more famous for being misunderstood and underfunded than he is for actually making movies. The Zero Theorem isn’t likely to ...
Gilliam’s film has echoes of Fellini and an irreverence that’s marked the high points of his career, which is why it’s frustrating when the whole thing feels worth less than the sum of its parts. More ...
As is the case with most of Terry Gilliam’s films, “The Zero Theorem” is a bit hard to summarize. An introvert to the extreme, Qohen Leth’s (Christoph Waltz) dreams come true when he is finally ...
A new clip from Terry Gilliam's The Zero Theorem has been released. Unveiled exclusively through Digital Spy, the preview sees Christoph Waltz's character Qohen Leth chatting with a computerised ...
At this point we shouldn't really expect anything less strange from Terry Gilliam than a completely hairless Christoph Waltz, Tilda Swinton with a funny voice and (we think) fake teeth, and a neon ...
The film centres around a reclusive computer genius (Waltz) struggling to understand his place in the universe. He is hired to discover the meaning of existence (or lack thereof) but his work becomes ...
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