Idris Elba is at his best in Beasts of No Nation, providing a horrifying glimpse into what is a reality for people in some parts of the world.
Their first film since Inside Llewyn Davis, the Coen Brothers appear to be going back to their special brand of comedy focusing on 1950’s Hollywood.
This is what a partnership between tech giant Samsung and movie studio Lionsgate looks like, and it’s awesome.
Hagiography is a slippery slope to travel down when making a biopic.
Pan awakens the child in all of us in this modern reimagined fairytale.
“Pan” hits theaters this Friday, Oct 9.
Fiji Water, The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) hosted an event with The Cinema Society to celebrate the British talent showcased at the 53 New York Film Festival.
Stephen Daldry’s Trash is set to premiere in NYC at AMC Empire and in LA’s Sundance Sunset this Friday, along with viewings in Digital HD and OnDemand.
Fifteen years after Spike Lee released Bamboozled, BAMcinematek will preset a nine-film reflection on his satire, running from October 28 to November 3. The films featured inspired Lee to make the film, as well movies that Lee himself inspired afterwards.
While it was originally met with controversy when it was released in 2000, BAM feels that now is an important time to show the film again to see how the image of African Americans in film and media has changed. The film starred Damon Wayans as Pierre Delacroix, a television executive down on his luck. He decides to pitch what he believes to be the worst television idea ever in the hopes that he will get fired, only to see the studio greenlight his idea and the show become a hit.
The reflection series will feature documentaries that offer views on how race is portrayed onscreen, and all of the films provide noteworthy opinions to the state of race affairs today. The films in the reflection series include: Ethnic Notions (1986), Color Adjustment (1992), A Face in the Crowd (1957), Network (1976), Dear White People (2014), Livin’ Large (1991), Free, White and 21 (1982), and Illusions (1982).
The series is curated by Facing Blackness: Media and Minstrelsy in Spike Lee’s Bamboozled author Ashley Clark.
Grey’s Anatomy star Sara Ramirez has signed on to produce the new film Loserville, a film starring Darby Stanchfield (Scandal), Matt McGorry (Orange is the New Black), and Jamie-Lynn Sigler (The Sopranos).