Film

Critical Funding will Support Nonprofit’s Work in Feature Film, Native and Indigenous Filmmaking LOS ANGELES, CA—Rocco Landesman, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, […]

The argument at the center of “The People vs. George Lucas” doesn’t have any bearing in the real world – with all the alterations Lucas […]

Institute to Hold Five-Day Native Filmmaking Lab on Homelands of Mescalero Apache Tribe As Part of Film Forward, Taika Waititi’s Boy and Peter Bratt’s La […]

The last time Kenneth Branagh directed a piece of cinema based on a pop culture icon, the project fell flat on its ugly and scarred […]

This Summer¹s Most Anticipated Animation, Music and Manga Convention in Southern California Brings Some of the Latest and Newest Anticipated Titles to the 4th of […]

The movie begins with Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin) walking into a surprise party thrown by lifelong best friend Darcy (Kate Hudson), who instantly steals the limelight. […]

Leeds, U.K: Washington is preparing for a feast of cinematic culture this Thursday 12th May, when multi-award winning Iraqi film ‘Son of Babylon’, chosen for […]

Summer Release Planned For Touch Football Comedy After Breakout Premiere at South By Southwest (New York) Tribeca Film has acquired all US and Canadian distribution […]

A couple of weeks ago, Mickey Rourke confided in a blogger from Vulture that his movie “Passion Play” was a clunker, and that his comments […]

Review Fix chats with “Year Zero” writer Richard Cunningham, who discusses everything from his love of zombies to his experience at this year’s Tribeca Film […]

“Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” It sounds so idyllic, pastoral, and…delicious. Some may think that it is all about a small town called Somewhereville, USA, where a […]