Film

Eleven Documentary and Narrative Feature Film Projects Selected for Development, Production and Post-Production Support LOS ANGELES, CA – Sundance Institute and Cinereach announced on July […]

“The Butterfly Effect,” directed by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber and released in 2004, is an impressive film that throws time-travel, moral issues, suffering […]

1984’s “The Karate Kid” is the film that not only launched Ralph Macchio’s career, it is a huge reminder of how much fun ’80s films […]

Christian Bale’s performance as Trevor Reznik in director Brad Anderson’s “The Machinist” (2004) is nothing short of spectacular. Bale, proving to be more than just […]

Teenage girls love the “Twilight” series and why wouldn’t they? Between Kristen Stewart’s compelling portrayal as Bella Swan and hunky supernatural dudes like Robert Pattinson […]

One simple idea, says Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), seems innocent enough to plant. But an idea becomes a virus. Once it takes hold, it becomes […]

Gone are the days when a hero was a hero, a villain, a villain and a dad, a dad. In the film “Despicable Me”, Gru […]

How far would you go to make a name for yourself? Would you deceive the ones who believe in you? Would you lie to those […]

Released in 1963, Dr. Strangelove (Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb), directed by master filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, has not lost […]

New York, New York – The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences recently announced the 62nd Annual Emmy® Award nominations, selecting the EPIX original documentary […]

“Avenging Angel” takes the gritty material of a former hooker, who is out for revenge, and gives it the psychological damage of an episode of […]