LOS ANGELES-It’s safe to say no living filmmaker has done more with less than Roger Corman, the king of the B-movie who has produced or directed some 400 films over the last six decades. Now, with the...
“Never Rarely Sometimes Always” — Reviewing this a few weeks ago, I noted the exceptional timeliness of one of the most honest and empathetic American movies about abortion rights in recent memory....
The ratings comeback for the Oscars was short-lived as ABC’s telecast on Sunday was watched by 23.6 million viewers, an all-time low.
The 92nd Academy Awards ceremony from the Dolby Theatre was down...
Kimberly Williams-Paisley weighed all the evidence, talked to all the pertinent people and finally passed judgment. She ruled in favor of playing legal eagle and master mom Claire Darrow again in the Hallmark...
By Robert Lloyd
Los Angeles Times
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Actress Sonja Sohn, who played Det. Kima Greggs on “The Wire,” has made a beautiful documentary film, “Baltimore Rising,” about the city that show was...
Partnership Kicks Off with The Siege of Jadotville, Starring Jamie Dornan and Guillaume Canet
Christopher Guest’s ‘Mascots’ is First-Ever Showing on the Big Screen at iPic Fulton Market...
The 10-episode series is a contemporary update of Spike Lee's revolutionary debut independent film. She's Gotta Have It centers on Nola Darling, a Brooklyn-based artist in her late twenties struggling...
By Saba Hamedy
Los Angeles Times
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LOS ANGELES — It’s official: 2015 is now the second-strongest summer ever at the domestic box office.
Summer movies, which kicked off May 1 and wrapped up...
By Michael Phillips
Chicago Tribune
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Should film critics run their own film festivals? I’m conflicted on this one. The practicalities feel a little gummy, a little sticky, but many say the results...
