2010 films fly or falter amid screen convergence Judging by the end-of-year critics' polls, one of 2010's best films isn't a film at all but rather the 330-minute miniseries "Carlos." ...

One of the highlights of Cannes this year was the six hour screening of Oliver Assayas' 'Carlos' - a three part mini-series that was run together into one gargantuan, bladder-busting 5 and a half ...

Movie review: 'Carlos'In the end the collaboration between Ramirez and Assayas creates a fiercely astute portrait of a terrorist that neither romanticizes nor demonizes him, but rather dismantles ...

THR Critics Name ‘Inception,’ ‘Carlos’ Best of 2010 Todd McCarthy and Kirk Honeycutt agree on four films, but there's plenty of room for argument. By Todd McCarthy, Kirk Honeycutt ...

Edgar Ramirez: Global travels for 'Carlos' In "Carlos," the expansive biopic of the Venezuelan terrorist known as Carlos the Jackal, Edgar Ramirez plays the title role.

The Sundance Channel took a giant step closer to playing with the big boys like HBO and Showtime when its miniseries, “Carlos,” the three-part story of international terrorist Carlos th… ...

The full 2010 Film Comment Survey (with information provided by Film Comment) Top 50 Released Films of 2010: 1. “Carlos,” director: Olivier Assayas 2. “The Social Network,” director: David ...

The Sundance Channel is getting into original scripted material with a miniseries, “Carlos,” a portrait of the terrorist Carlos the Jackal. Sarah Barnett, executive vice president and g… ...

Even now, the 33-year old actor, who stars in “Carlos,” a monumental, 51/2-hour film about the terrorist that will be shown in three parts on Sundance Channel beginning Monday, followed by the ...

Owen Gleiberman is the former film critic at Entertainment Weekly. He left EW in 2014. The Carlos we see shares aspects with every one of those figures, and with Che Guevara too; he’s like Che ...

The film’s dramatically rendered centerpiece is the exploit that made Carlos the Jackal internationally known, a December 1975 raid on the meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting ...

The film follows Carlos’ rise within the organization as he orchestrates and executes a number of brazen attacks, some bungled but still enough of a shock to the vox populi to get the news ...