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Beyond the Laurels: Why the Next Generation of Film Festivals Must Do More Than HandOut Awards
On the Côte d’Azur, EE Screen Festival is being built around a question increasinglyrelevant to independent filmmakers: what happens after…
Digger: Tom Cruise Steps Into the Most Dangerous Role of His Career—Without a Stunt in Sight
For more than four decades, Tom Cruise has made a career of turning physical risk into cinema’s most reliable form…
Few television images from the early 2000s remain as indelible—or as culturally uncomfortable—as a man sitting in a suburban living…
Paul Greengrass’s historical epic succeeds because its leading man never allows us to see the performance beneath the pain. There…
Angel Studios ventures into full-throttle action with Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson—and, unexpectedly, discovers that faith-based storytelling does not have…
Angel Studios Heads West With Zachary Levi, Tommy Lee Jones and a New Take on Angel and the Badman
Before Angel Studios brings its new Angel and the Badman to theatres this October, film lovers can revisit the original…
Spoiler Alert: This article discusses major plot developments and ending. There are certain filmmakers whose names create an expectation that…
THE FILM HOLLYWOOD COULDN’T KILL: COYOTE VS. ACME AND THE EXTRAORDINARY ART OF REFUSING TO DISAPPEAR
Dave Green made a film about one of popular culture’s most persistent characters, only to watch the film itself endure…
There is a particular moment in the life of a television project when it begins to move beyond the achievement…
When Dinosaurs Felt Real Again: The End of Oak Street Brings Back the Spielberg Magic CGI Forgot
There is a particular kind of silence that descends over a cinema when an audience is not merely watching a…