Who would’ve thought it would take a young Yeti named Migo to show that ignorance isn’t always bliss and that it’s always better to use the power of knowledge for good.
For the 13th year, NBCUniversal’s Short Film Festival has given a platform to filmmakers to showcase films with a potential to grace silver screens everywhere.
During the New York premiere of “The Little Stranger” last night at the Metrograph, director Lenny Abrahamson shared his journey to adapting the airy horror novel, written by Sarah Waters, to the big screen.
A midlife love triangle is charming, but only when its female lead gets the depth she deserves.
There’s an adage that says, “Behind every great man is an even greater woman.”
The significance of Spike Lee’s latest venture BlacKkKlansman, lies in equal parts between its thought-provoking content at face value, and the national context it’s being released within.
‘Smallfoot’ follows the story of Migo (Channing Tatum), a bright young yeti, as he discovers an elusive creature he thought didn’t exist—a human.
Brooklyn’s The House of Vans filled with New York’s finest skaters and laypeople Monday to witness the premiere of indie filmmaker Crystal Moselle’s debut feature film “Skate Kitchen.” The screening was complete with plenty of skating (on and off the screen) free booze, snacks, a Q+A session with the cast and a live performance by Jaden Smith.
Yorgos Lanthimos’s “The Favourite” will play on Opening Night is the 56th New York Film Festival (September 28-October 14).
Actress Maika Monroe talks all things ‘Hot Summer Nights’ in this exclusive interview with The Knockturnal.