The LA premiere took place on Thursday, the 19th, and was held within an intimate setting at The London in West Hollywood. (If you aren’t familiar with The London, it’s swanky enough for most A-listers to frequent their stay. Boyfriend of billionaire, Kylie Jenner and rapper, Travis Scott, even dedicated an entire song to it, saying to ‘meet me at The London.’)
Mike McMullin found his first feature screening at the Tribeca Film Festival this past May. Low Tide is a coming-of-age tale that critics have compared to other teen adventure stories like the “Goonies.” The imaginative, 86 minute feature leaves you wanting more from the entire cast and it’s first time director and producer, Mike McMullin.
A24’s newest coming-of-age, teen thriller, ‘Low Tide’, casts a strong wave of emotionally captivating and superb performances as a team of local, high school thieves face their most dramatic summer yet.
Check out our interviews with Elsie Fisher, Bo Burnham and Ari Aster from The 2018 IFP Gotham Awards this week at Cipriani Wall Street.
Check out our red carpet interviews with Ian McEwan and Fionn Whitehead!
The Neil Gaiman short story adapted film had a raucous premiere at the Lower East Side’s bastion to cinema, the Metrograph with director John Cameron Mitchell and star Alex Sharp saying a few words before the screening.
“The Vanishing of Sidney Hall” is a new drama about a young novelist and the mystery that surrounds his disappearance from the spotlight.
The Western is an overlooked and underappreciated genre.
Last week, we attended a special screening of James Franco’s latest film “The Disaster Artist” at Metrograph. The A24 film is now playing in limited release and goes wide on December 1.
Greta Gerwig discusses her directorial debut “Lady Bird” at a New York Film Festival press conference.