Some stories are too important to be left in the archives. With Once Upon a Time in Harlem, director David Greaves and producer Liani Greaves bring an extraordinary moment in Black cultural history to the big screen, offering audiences an intimate look at the artists, writers, musicians, and intellectuals who helped shape the Harlem Renaissance.
Peter Farrelly directed the film from a script by Peter Gamble. It follows a young Sylvester Stallone, played by Anthony Ippolito, as he fights to star in ‘Rocky,’ the 1976 film he wrote.
In “The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping,” Haymitch Abernathy’s games will have fans appreciating their favorite characters in an entirely new context.
It takes a good actor to play the part. It takes an even better actor to simultaneously play 2 parts, all the while keeping the audience guessing about where the lines of reality and fiction blur and blend.
‘Trust Me, I’m a Doctor’ is a comedy-drama based on the memoir by Dr. Sandeep Kapoor and the scandal surrounding the death of Anna Nicole Smith. Actors Kal Penn (Dr. Sandeep Kapoor), Linda Hamilton (Ellyn Garafalo) and Abbie Cornish (Anna Nicole Smith) star in this film inspired by true events.
The fans were out this weekend in West Hollywood as Ray-Ban Meta and Doja Cat premiered the film, Ma Vie World Tour, at Meta Lab in West Hollywood.
Summitting Everest is the exemplar of achieving the impossible.
Adventures in perception at NYFF.
The film follows the journey of Israa, a Syrian refugee who flees Aleppo with her family through Turkey and the Mediterranean to start a new life in Germany.
Bringing a beloved video game to the big screen comes with a unique challenge — honoring the elements that made it iconic while giving audiences a new way to connect with its characters.
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