WWII Documentary Shadows of Freedom spotlights the heroic Jewish resistance in Algiers.
Category: Film
This Week in Virtual Cinemas: Sergio
Filmmaker Greg Barker offers audiences two choices for experiencing the story of Sergio Vieira de Mello, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights.
This Week in Virtual Cinemas: Blow the Man Down
Filmmakers Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy deliver clever quirkiness and compelling twists to their fun crime thriller Blow the Man Down.
This Week in Cinemas: Never Rarely Sometimes Always
The week’s major art house release belongs to Never Rarely Sometimes Always from filmmaker Eliza Hittman.
The Killing of Box Office Reporting in the Time of Corona
There’s no box office news to report during Corona. After Corona, will audiences resume their fixation on movie earnings, or, will Corona kill weekly box office charts?
Tights & Masks: New Wonder Woman Trailer Wows
Here’s my Comic-Con scorecard; measured and tabulated from desk-side streaming over the course of the fest. I have to admit that DC grabbed my heart as a kid with special spots for Batman and The Flash. Still, who doesn’t like Marvel and the amazing series coming to life at Netflix?
This Week in Cinemas & Streams: Actor Brady Corbet Makes Feature Directing Debut With ‘The Childhood of a Leader’
Actor Brady Corbet channels his career-long commitment to smart, independent cinema with his feature filmmaking debut with The Childhood of a Leader.
This Week in Cinemas & Streams: Jeff Nichols and Michael Shannon reunite for ‘Midnight Special’
Indie vet Jeff Nichols (Take Shelter, Mud) shifts to studio fare with his Warner Bros. release Midnight Special. Luckily, his smart storytelling remains intact.
This Week in Cinemas & Streams: Tom Hiddleston Plays Hank Williams in musical Drama in ‘I Saw the Light’
Marc Abraham directs Tom Hiddleston in what may be the standout performance of his career, playing Country Western star Hank Williams in ‘I Saw the Light.’
Tights & Masks: Joker (Almost) Crashes Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
‘Batman v Superman’ director Zack Snyder stokes fan hype with news that iconic Batman villains The Joker and The Riddler almost ended up in movie.