Richard Linklater's memories of Apollo 11 turned into a touching and nostalgic film about space and the 1960s.
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SXSW Documentary Film Review: ‘Still Working 9 to 5’
'Still Working 9 to 5' unites the cast of '9 to 5' who discuss the film's impact and strides women made 40 years later.
Read More »Film Interview: Beth Elise Hawk, Director and Producer, ‘Breaking Bread’
Arabs and Jews meet in Haifa to collaborate and cook in this documentary about the A-Sham Arabic Food Festival.
Read More »Film Review: The Tarantino-esque ‘American Night’ Doesn’t Quite Get There
This Quentin Tarantino wannabe looks great but is an ultimately vacuous stumble down familiar roads.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Opens the Door to the Multiverse
'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Opens the Door to the Multiverse, and in doing so brings back beloved characters from the SONY Spider-Man films.
Read More »Film Review: Autobiographical LGBTQ Comedy-Drama ‘Wild About Harry’
Set in 1973 Cape Cod, this autobiographical film tells the story of a teenager coming to grips with her father's sexuality in the dark ages of LBGTQ rights.
Read More »Exclusive Interview: Indie Filmmaker Onur Tukel on Turning 40 and ‘That Cold Dead Look in Your Eyes’
The writer/director talks about 'That Cold Dead Look In Your Eyes,' now on VOD.
Read More »Film Interview: Eleanor Lambert of New Thriller ‘Time Now’
Spencer King's new thriller comes to theaters and On Demand platforms starting October 26.
Read More »Fantastic Fest Film Review: ‘The Innocents’ Shows How Spooky Kids Can Be
In 'The Innocents' we are reminded how spooky the world of childhood can be.
Read More »North Hollywood Cinefest Film Interview: Michelle Salcedo, ‘Woman of the House’
Written and directed by Michelle Salcedo, dramedy 'Woman of the House' premieres at the 8th annual NoHo Cinefest.
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