“A Collaboration of Kindred Expression”: Editor Mark Bukdahl on Twice Colonized
Twice Colonized, courtesy of Sundance Institute Greenlandic Inuit activist and lawyer Aaju Peter is the subject of Twice Colonized, a documentary by filmmaker Lin Alluna. Through her work, she forces colonizing forces Denmark and Canada to pay for their crimes,…
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Pamela Anderson Wants a Public Apology from Pam & Tommy Creators
Home TV News Pamela Anderson Wants a Public Apology from Pam & Tommy Creators Pamela Anderson says there's no ill will toward Lily James, but she wants the team behind Pam & Tommy to publicly apologize for making it. Netflix…
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A Fascinating Protagonist Leads Murky, Compelling Drama
Home Movie Reviews Blanquita Review: A Fascinating Protagonist Leads Murky, Compelling Drama Instead, Blanquita is a film that forces its viewers to confront the harsh truths behind systems of power through a sympathetic, unreliable viewpoint. Laura López in Blanquita Chile's…
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An Unlikely, Heartfelt Bond Forms
Sometimes you read a story in the news, and you just know that someone is going to make a movie out of it. This was the case for the story that inspired The Accidental Getaway Driver, a story that starts…
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Warner Bros. Discovery CEO Says DC Studios is a Passion Project for James Gunn and Peter Safran
During the Warner Bros. Discovery earnings call, CEO David Zaslav addressed the appointment of James Gunn and Peter Safran as DC Studios CEOs. Warner Bros.DC Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has been describing how James Gunn and Peter Safran’s…
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Is That Really How Austin Butler Talks?
Elvis might have left the building, but that voice is here to stay. Image via Warner Bros Even though Austin Butler has been acting pretty regularly since the early 2000s, it’s only recently with his chameleonic performance as the King…
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Director Phil Blattenberger Hunts Nazis in Condor’s Nest
Director/writer Phil Blattenberger hunts villainous Nazis in South America after World War II. Condor's Nest follows an American veteran on a quest for vengeance. Jacob Keohane stars as Will Spalding, a radioman shot down with his B-17 crew over France…
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Why Netflix Subtitles Have People Annoyed and Frustrated
Netflix has a bad track record when it comes to subtitles. They’re a common tool across any form of video media, and while the average person might see them very little, it’s a necessity for those who are deaf or…
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Daniel Radcliffe & Director Eric Appel On Making a Parody of Music Biopics, Working with Al & More [The Discourse Podcast]
In today’s episode of The Discourse, host Mike DeAngelo puts on his accordion and talks about The Roku Channel’s latest release, “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story,” with the director Eric Appel (“Son of Zorn,” “Funny or Die Presents…”) and star Daniel Radcliffe (the “Harry Potter” films,…
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Daisy Ridley Discusses Sometimes I Think About Dying at Sundance 2023
One of the films that premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival was director Rachel Lambert’s touching comedy-drama, Sometimes I Think About Dying, starring Daisy Ridley. Adapted from a short, the movie follows the somewhat awkward Fran (Ridley) through her…
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‘It’s an Amazing F—ing Life’
Michael J. Fox doesn’t let Parkinson’s Disease slow him down one bit in Davis Guggenheim’s Apple documentary Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie. Actually, slowing down is one of his biggest challenges. “You get to a place, I said at…
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus Stars in Hilarious Comedy
Nicole Holofcener’s screenplays are often about a matter of perspective, whether through the lens of a romantic comedy with Enough Said, the justification of fraud with Can You Ever Forgive Me?, or how a different point-of-view alters a narrative with…
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