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The slowly unravelling Lutheran pastor in Godland joins a colourful procession of men of the cloth on film, from all-singing, Oscar-winning Bing Crosby to Robert Mitchum’s psycho killer in Night of the Hunter

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Joel Edgerton plays a horticulturist with a dark secret, Sigourney Weaver his dowager boss in a drama stunted by its poorly written female characters

If you want to live on a movie set in the rolling California hills, which was once 'home' to Lindsay Lohan - it will only set you back a few million

Sigourney Weaver explains how King Lear helped her work on her character for the Master Gardener.

‘Master Gardener’ stars Joel Edgerton as a reformed white supremacist who becomes romantically involved with a biracial woman

"Master Gardener" completes what the writer-director Paul Schrader has described as a kind of trilogy, and what I've come to see as a fascinating game of topical bingo.

Fresh-faced rookie Tye Sheridan is led through a world of medical grimness by a grizzled Penn in a tale full of lifeless cliche

It springs from many inspirations, notably Robert Bresson’s “Pickpocket,” but writer-director Paul Schrader has made the components his own and then some: an isolated man, alone in a room, writes in his diary while ruminating about the forces of darkness outside that room and inside his soul.

Paul Schrader goes gothic in the contemplative and surprisingly sweet final film of his loose "Man in a Room" trilogy, 'Master Gardener.'

Throughout his life, Paul Schrader has had a complicated relationship to Christianity