From Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn comes a fantasy bio-pic of Britain's notorious Charlie Bronson, a larger-than-life character who, after swiping his identity from tough-guy actor Charles Bronson, transformed from bare-knuckle prizefighter into... Full Article at The Phoenix

A new movie called Bronson by filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn is traveling around the country, three screens per week. Full Article at Pate Magazine

It's possible that instead of mother's milk, Danish film school drop-out Nicolas Winding Refn (Pusher) nursed at the teat of Stanley Kubrick. Full Article at Charleston City Paper

ROME -- Sam Taylor-Wood's John Lennon biopic "Nowhere Boy" will open the 27th edition of the Turin Film Festival dedicated to ultra-indie cinema where Francis Ford Coppola, Emir Kusturica and cult Danish helmer Nicolas Winding Refn will be... Full Article at Variety

English actor Tom Hardy is rumored to be the new Mad Max in that franchise's reboot. If he does end up in Mel Gibson's boots, judging from Hardy's riveting work in the new film "Bronson," the "mad" part won't be an issue. Full Article at Chicago Tribune

Black comedy. Co-written and directed by Nicolas Winding Refn. With Tom Hardy, Matt King, Juliet Oldfield. (Rated R. 92 minutes. At the Lumiere.) "Bronson" portrays a real-life British bruiser as a psychotic performance artist. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle