‘After Parkland’ follows the survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting and their families and documents the one-year aftermath of the horrific tragedy.
On Thursday, Netflix hosted an early screening for their new film Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival. Based on the life of and killings committed by notorious serial killer Ted Bundy, the film is not the first of its kind to be released on the popular streaming service.
The term “Sheng Nu” is a controversial one. The term, written in Chinese, translates to “leftover woman” which is interpreted exactly how it is written. Women, who mainly reside in the populous cities of China like Beijing, are referred to as leftover women if they are not married by the age of 27.
Mark Webber and his wife, Teresa Palmer, are bringing an epic film that explores life, death, and love to the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival. The Place of No Words stars Mark Webber and Teresa Palmer who play themselves in the film. Alongside the duo are also their real-life friends, Phoebe Tonkin (CW series The Originals), Eric Olsen (NCIS: Los Angeles) and his wife Sarah Wright Olsen (American Made).
The Apollo Theater has been the birthing point of some of the most influential black musicians who we know today.
From producers Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith comes the new sports drama “Sprinter.”
‘Sprinter’ is an award-winning indie drama and enduring coming of age story that centers a Jamaican youth as he fights not only to win a track championship but also fights for the future of his family.
‘Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché’ tells the story of the world’s first woman filmmaker, Alice Guy. But with over 1,000 films produced that span two decades in both Europe and America, the director seeks to find out why is it that so few people know about Alice Guy-Blaché’?
‘Little Woods’ tells the story of two estranged sisters living in a destitute North Dakota oil boomtown who resort to unlawful and desperate measures to survive when they are left with only one week to pay the mortgage on their deceased mother’s home before it becomes foreclosed on.
“Yardie” is a film adaptation of the popular 1992 Black British pulp fiction novel by Jamaican-British Arthur, Victory Headly. The film follows Dennis “D” ( Aml Ameen) as a young boy in 1970s Jamaica who rises to the top of the streets in 1980s London and becomes hell-bent on avenging the death of his older brother Jerry Dread (Everaldo Creary.) This gripping crime drama is Idris Elba’s directorial debut.