The Knockturnal sat down with Kenny Gravillis, the creative mind behind some of today’s most striking film posters, to discuss his long-standing collaboration with Spike Lee and the art of visual storytelling.
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Laughter comes in many forms, and in the new feature film “The Naked Gun,” it comes in the shape of internet comedian Liza Koshy.
In the ever-expanding universe of superhero cinema, few franchises have had as tumultuous a journey as the Fantastic Four. After several iterations that struggled to strike the right chord, ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ arrives not only as a much-needed course correction but also as a vibrant, heartfelt reimagining that feels entirely fresh — and refreshingly human.
What do you get when you mix John Cena, Idris Elba, and NATO?
Another Tribeca Film Festival comes to a close.
Film Review: ‘Little Thomas’
Kaushal Oza’s directorial debut, ‘Little Thomas’, is a heartwarming and hilarious feature about family, sacrifice, and most importantly, how babies are made.
‘A Fly on the Wall’ Offers an Inside Look at the Final Days of Chika Kapadia
It’s challenging to create a documentary about a subject in the final stages of life, but ‘A Fly on the Wall’ manages to keep its humanity while still creating an impactful film. Directors Nilesh Maniyar and Shonali Bose’s documentary is not to be missed.
Now playing in theaters worldwide, ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ delivers a spirited evolution of the beloved franchise, blending old and new.
Hartnett Takes Flight: “Fight or Flight” Premieres with High-Octane Action at NYC Screening
“Fight or Flight” promises pulse-pounding thrills and a wild ride, with Josh Hartnett leading the charge in this action-thriller about a mercenary’s dangerous mid-air mission.
Justice for My Sister Marks a Decade of Storytelling at the 2nd Annual Film Festival
A decade of community-driven storytelling and filmmaking comes to the spotlight in Los Angeles.