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Repertory cinema is alive and well across the world, and the TCM Classic Film Festival is the zenith of repertory…
In 2012, I wrote down the first idea I had for The Mutineer, with the intention of shooting it the…
When Linda Bishop's body was found in an empty farmhouse in New Hampshire, her death seemed pointless and puzzling. Then…
In the interim between a Golden Age bogged down with melodramas, stereotypical treatments of masculine and pastoral glorification, and the…
For my first feature film, I had a number of scripts ready, but the one I knew I had the…
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You know the reasons you want to shoot your next film on film. Film looks better. Film gets crews and…
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Janus Film’s newly restored print brings Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1960 masterpiece of Italian cinema, L’avventura, to selected theaters in black-and-white 35mm. We…
Get real! You gotta have a DP. Can't shoot a film without one. This quickly disqualifies you yourself. What you…