David Cronenberg's newest film The Shrouds has been marked as his most personal work to date, crafted after the death of his ...

Famed filmmaker David Cronenberg's newest film The Shrouds has been marked as his most personal film work to date, crafted after the death of his wife, Carolyn Zeifman.

David Cronenberg, a master of the body horror movie genre, is genuinely mystified at the sudden cultural conflict between his native Canada and the United States, two countries he loves with a passion ...

His own grief clearly animates his 23rd feature, The Shrouds, an unflinchingly morbid meditation on loss, decay, and the ...

The restaurant is in a cemetery Karsh fully owns. Karsh’s wife Rebecca (Diane Kruger) died a harrowing death from cancer four years before. Karsh made industrial films, but his question comes ...

David Cronenberg knows exactly how he wants to be buried. In his new movie “The Shrouds” (in theaters nationwide April 25), the Canadian filmmaker imagines a near future where high-definition ...

But when his designer cemetery is vandalized, Karsh and his sister-in-law Terry (Diane Kruger, who also plays the dead wife in flashbacks) find themselves swept up in a byzantine international ...

This potential conspiracy pivots on Karsh’s relationship with his deceased wife, Becca (Diane Kruger), Becca’s sister, Terry (Kruger again), and Terry’s ex-husband, Maury (Guy Pearce), who ...

Becca (Diane Kruger), from lymphoma four years earlier. His pain is so manifest in the flesh, his dentist says it’s rotting his teeth. So, as Karsh tells a half-horrified, half-turned-on blind ...