The Legend of Juan Jose Mundo Director Michael Walker on Reimagining His Wife’s ’80s High School Life
The Legend of Juan Jose Mundo is a film set in 1984 that feels like it could have been made
Cycles of Resilience Takes a Bike Ride Through Black History
Ya’Ke Smith’s Cycles of Resilience follows a novel way of delivering Black history: by bike. The new documentary follows the
Sam Henderson’s Stunning ‘Ado’ Comes Home to the Waco Indie Film Festival, to Celebrate True Heroes
Sam Henderson’s “Ado,” a stunning short film that stars Jenifer Lewis as a drama teacher facing down a school shooter,
Nicholas Winding Refn Calls Charles Melton ‘an Obvious Choice’ to Play James Bond
Nicholas Winding Refn says Charles Melton, the star of his new film Her Private Hell, is an “obvious” choice to
The Odyssey Gets Praise From People Who’ve Seen It, Pans From People Who Haven’t
Never have audiences been so divided as they are on Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey: People who’ve seen it say it’s
Making 80 for Brady; Not Everyone Deserves The Last of Us; How to Best Watch Skinamarink
How to watch Skinamarink, according to its director; some folks don’t deserve The Last of Us, director Kyle Marvin on making 80 for Brady; Bloc Party rules
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