Tag: Film

[ad_1] A similar, parallel vision, following the death of their aunt and a traumatic experience involving a pastor, pulls Neptune (Elvis “Bobo” Ngabo) away from their Rwandan village through the…

[ad_1] According to Deadline, Emmy winner Sarah Silverman has officially signed on to star opposite Bradley Cooper in Netflix’s forthcoming Leonard Bernstein biographical drama Maestro, which is currently in production.…

[ad_1] “No fatties, no femmes, and no Asians,” someone says, describing a mantra seen in some gay spaces. I’m glad someone mentions it, and that the film ruminates on the…

[ad_1] Occasionally, Annie tries to joke off the trouble that she and Stretch find themselves in after she impulsively takes money from a stranger (Seylan Baxter) to chauffeur Angela to…

[ad_1] Chloe Okuno’s “Watcher,” a chilly and elegant thriller, embodies Julia’s state of mind in every aspect: the visuals, sound design, production design, color scheme, not to mention Monroe’s visceral…

[ad_1] Sassoon’s Soldier’s Declaration is read early in the film. His refusal to return to the front should have resulted in his court-martial, where his objections would have been read…

[ad_1] Netflix has dropped a brand new teaser for Drifting Home, Studio Colorido’s newest anime film, which is a coming-of-age story about six children who suddenly find themselves in an apartment drifting along in…

[ad_1] Eleven months ago, we shared the news that director Carter Smith and actress Jena Malone were teaming up again, thirteen years after they worked together on Smith’s feature directorial…

[ad_1] “Atabai,” the latest of her dramatic features and first to attain significant international distribution (others had prominent places at numerous festivals), shows both Karimi’s skills and ambitiousness as a…

[ad_1] A few months ago, we shared the news that Stephanie Beatriz (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) and Paul Wesley (The Vampire Diaries) had signed on to star in the horror thriller History of…