Feast of the Epiphany is all about the process.
Boots Riley’s feature debut “Sorry to Bother You” premiered this past Wednesday during the BAMCinemaFest in Brooklyn.
In a site-specific screening, Nick Offerman (Parks & Recreation) and Toni Collette (Little Miss Sunshine) join an eager audience for a fun and personal Q&A panel thanks to Rooftop Films.
Love is a ride. It’s one with more twists and turns than you ever wanted to sign up for, but when you find it- it’s said to be worth every moment.
Psychological thriller is a genre which almost always warrants a panicked, on the edge of your seat, reaction from the audience.
Director Ron Howard and Stars to attend red carpet event.
Lucasfilm has announced that Solo: A Star Wars Story, the newest adventure taking place in the Star Wars galaxy, has been selected to screen at the upcoming Cannes Film Festival in Official Selection and Out of Competition during the film festival’s run, May 8-19, 2018.
Director Ron Howard is expected to attend along with cast members Alden Ehrenreich, Woody Harrelson, Emilia Clarke, Donald Glover, Thandie Newton, Phoebe Waller, Joonas Suotamo and Paul Bettany.
Solo: A Star Wars Story makes the jump to light speed in a high-octane adventure that navigates the perils of a dark and dangerous criminal underworld, forges new friendships that will last a lifetime, and reveals untold secrets from the hidden past of one of the Star Wars saga’s most unlikely heroes. Han Solo meets loyal co-pilot Chewbacca and notorious gambler Lando Calrissian for the first time, bound by a desperate mission against impossible odds that will help shape the irresistible scoundrel audiences have come to love.
Solo: A Star Wars Story is the second film in the Star Wars story series, following “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” which opened in December 2016, and has garnered worldwide box office receipts of over $1 billion dollars.
After watching “Mudbound,” Netflix’s new Jim-Crow era film, it was very clear that Netflix has another winner on their hands.
God’s Own Country, the story of a young sheep farmer whose binge drinking and meaningless sexual encounters mark his life day by day, has been commonly deemed the “British Brokeback Mountain.”
The supernatural horror “Wish Upon” hits theaters July 14, and The Knockturnal had the chance to speak with star Ki Hong Lee (Maze Runner, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt) about his character, set life, and how his aversion to horror films somehow led to the role.
“You grow up around something and it feels like nothing” says the character Jin in Columbus, the directorial debut from Kogonada.