Terry Gilliam’s Brazil – which celebrates its 40th anniversary this month – is a film about a dreamer, made by a dreamer. It occupies a rarefied position in its director’s considerable filmography, ...

Terry Gilliam is known for fighting to get his movies made and released. An entire documentary exists about his quest to make a Don Quixote movie that fell apart only to resurface more than a decade ...

Terry Gilliam's Brazil is a brutal takedown of 1980s Conservative politics. It's also a perfect Christmas movie.

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Terry Gilliam’s “Brazil” doesn’t so much begin as stumble awake, like you’ve walked in on someone else’s nightmare at the exact moment it realizes it’s dreaming. You don’t know where you are, or why ...

I‘ve given up trying to understand my own life,” Terry Gilliam says. “I’m just trying to make sense of the world this life is taking place in.” The movie director emits a high-pitched giggle. At the ...

Terry Gilliam will open the 36th Deauville American Film Festival with his director’s cut of “Brazil,” as a plethora of celebs and industryites make the trek to the French resort. The 142-minute ...