Rachel Ziegler and the A24 team Y2K I enjoyed describing a favorite scene in which a group of fleeing high school students slide, stumble, and crash down a hill into an overflowing potty “So, like, the big thing — let’s…
How distraught is Annette, the deeply troubled British mother of two, played by Daisy Ridley in “Magpie”? She’s got a short, angled haircut, which, in another context, might be the height of elegance (very Isabella Rossellini). Except the film uses…
Michael Keaton will reprise his role as Beetlejuice in the upcoming film Beetlejuice Beetlejuice He just revealed that he has seen part of the sequel. During a recent interview, Keaton said that the film’s visuals are “beautiful” and that the…
Oscar contenders and Berlinale winners will be among the European films represented by visiting companies to FilMart that benefit from the European film promotion umbrella within the annual Hong Kong market. In all, 29 European film sales companies are making…
Many documentary filmmakers want their work to be seen on the big screen, not the small. So, what gives? Why doesn’t that happen? One could argue that we haven’t seen a documentary boom in cinemas since 2018 that has contributed…
We’re less than 24 hours away from Hollywood’s biggest night, and if you haven’t filled your office or your home Oscars pool, time is running out. But first – check out this week’s review diverse Circle Podcast Awards for some…
Exclusive: Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, has acquired North American production rights to the romantic comedy. Zombie wedding. The film is inspired by the interactive play of the same name and…
When Colman Domingo took to the stage to present the SXSW premiere of his new film “Sing Sing” — a deeply moving depiction of a rehabilitation-through-the-arts program at a maximum-security prison in New York — he received a standing ovation…
while Driving to survive It has had six successful seasons on Netflix and has been credited with increasing interest in auto racing, especially in the U.S. The same production team has stumbled with the world of tennis, and now Times…
In the wake of the powerful sexual and political frankness of “BPM,” writer-director Robin Campillo’s award-winning film about HIV/AIDS activism in 1990s Paris, “The Red Island” initially feels like a step back. To a More Comfortable Nostalgia – a childlike…