The pandemic cannot stop art and the love of film.
The acclaimed Hamptons International Film Festival is known for its impressive film lineup. This year, amidst a global pandemic, festivals everywhere have pivoted programming to shift online.
A cinephiles’ paradise! The annual Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF) returns with a stunning curation of this year’s top films.
Rising starlet Maddie Phillips can be seen kicking ass and taking names on Netflix’s “Teenage Bounty Hunters,” but the Canadian native remains true to her roots with her latest film, “Summerland.”
Premiering 19 years after 9/11, “We Are Many” is a fascinating documentary by Amir Amirani that focuses on the implications of the Iraq War, focusing on the anti-war efforts and the media support behind the war.
Dylan Playfair has that look— the one associated with James Dean and Marlon Brando, that miles-long stare that seems to rattle foes and love interests alike.
With COVID-19 on the rise, movie screenings have had to adapt to the new regulations in a creative way.
Legendary actors Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter shared their takes on the relevancy of “Bill and Ted Face the Music” during a press conference on Sunday.
While most of us in quarantine are stuck dreaming about a picturesque Italian vacation, IFC Films’ latest charming tale Made In Italy fulfills any itch for a glimmer of the Tuscan sun.
As the planet is in a holding pattern there is one thing that does not stop – art.