Upon first impression, the shooting script of “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl” – which has been adapted from a novel by its author, Jesse Andrews – has a very similar voice to that in most other recent young-adult fiction: a specific combination of intelligence and fear, which usually manifests in young men and women’s voices as a sort of enthusiastic shrugging, an accepted worry.
TheKnockturnal caught up with Amy Hargreaves at the New York premiere of “Eden.”
In the underground world of exclusive raves, garage music, and copious amounts of cocaine, Félix de Givry’s character Paul learns the hard way that it’s only a matter of time before the nightlife consumes you.
Sony Pictures Classics “Infinitely Polar Bear” premiered on Monday, June 8 at The Sunshine Landmark Theater. The evening was hosted by Ermenegildo Zegna and Exclusive Matchmaking.
Since its invention, television has clearly changed drastically. On June 6, we are on the scene for the “Changing Face of Television” panel presented by ION Media Networks at the Greenwhich International Film Festival.
TheKnockturnal was invited to a special Los Angeles screening of “Clublife” at Arclight Hollywood. A fun party followed at 1OAK.
Who would’ve thought that one coffee farmer could have such a big impact?
TheKnocturnal was on the scene at the premiere of Colin Hanks’ documentary “All Things Must Pass” at Greenwich International Film Festival on Friday evening.
“Insidious: Chapter 3,” directed and written by Leigh Whannell, is the third installment of the Insidious franchise.