In recent years, tentpole television has played it painstakingly safe with its final seasons. Instead of pushing boundaries and leaving…
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Composer Daniel Pemberton says that the most challenging score of his career was the one he created for “Project Hail…
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Jon Hamm’s impressively varied and prolific career outside of “Mad Men” has leaned heavily into roles where he’s enforcing the…
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In this world seemingly full of turmoil, do you wish you could meet people who are unusually Forgiving, Empathetic, Empathetic,…
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Individual tickets for Roger Ebert’s Film Festival, widely known as Ebertfest, are now on sale. The festival’s 27th and final edition, “The…
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They say that history doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes. Hulu’s first Margaret Atwood adaptation, the award-winning “The Handmaid’s…
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Cinematic depictions of Native tragedy have historically been fraught with questions over authenticity, realism, and empathy; this was doubly true…
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An emotionally autobiographical work in line with the filmmaker’s previous short films, which straddle the world of creative nonfiction, Sophy…
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(Editor’s note: If you have the time/money, please help Scout finance his independent film “Stubborn Beast” in the wake of…
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Since its inception in Los Angeles in 2013, Beyond Fest has gone on to establish itself as the largest film…
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