Browsing: #FilmHistory
The Tarzan most audiences remember from movies is a creature of the jungle, but the Tarzan Edgar Rice Burroughs developed…
Long before Tobey Maguire appeared upside down in the rain, long before Andrew Garfield gave Peter Parker a sharper emotional…
Roland Joffé’s The Mission, starring Robert De Niro and Jeremy Irons, remains one of the most visually magnificent and morally…
A Horror Film Built from Disconnection When Carnival of Souls appeared in 1962, it looked unlike the more commercially recognizable…
The original Tarzan and Jane story in Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan of the Apes is often remembered through imagery so…
Roland Joffé’s The Killing Fields remains one of the most powerful historical dramas in modern cinema. Released in 1984, the…
There are festivals that exist to launch films, festivals that exist to create photographs, and festivals that exist because a…
When Spider-Man first appeared in Marvel Comics’ Amazing Fantasy No. 15 in August 1962, he entered a superhero landscape largely…
From The Killing Fields and The Mission to the extraordinary true story of Irena Sendler, two-time Academy Award-nominated director Roland…
The End of the World as a Daily Routine When The Last Man on Earth was released in 1964, cinematic…
