An art film that combines both realism and hope, Jan Komasa’s “Corpus Christi,” magnetizes audiences with its outstanding performances in this compelling portrayal of redemption.
On the eve of the Oscars, Sony Pictures Classics held a delightful dinner to honor their nominated film “Pain and Glory.”
It was a beautiful night in Hollywood as Women In Film hosted their lovely 13th annual Female Oscar Nominees Party.
Cadillac hosted their annual beloved Oscar Week bash last night.
The nominees this Oscar Week are gearing up for the thrills, including a very special gift.
2019 closes out this decade with creative, innovative, challenging films that we have now come to expect. So many fascinating filmmakers made their bold debut, utilizing unique techniques, helping establish a definitive style to 2010’s filmmaking. While some films homage the classics, others carved their own distinct identities through challenging film conventions, promising storied careers as we all head into the 2020’s.
With a title that borrows from the legendary cultural icon by Victor Hugo, the film is oppressively scaled yet never seems to go quite deep enough.
On Wednesday, October 30th, I attended a screening of Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am at the gorgeous Roxy Cinema, hosted by Magnolia Pictures. It premiered this year at the Sundance Film Festival and was an Official Selection at the AFI Docs Festival and the San Francisco International Film Festival. The film is currently campaigning for “Best Documentary Feature” at the Oscars.
In celebration of the 91st Academy Awards, Los Angeles brought on all the glam and glitz all weekend long to celebrate the stars in entertainment that shine the very brightest.
Sony Pictures Classics continued their annual Pre-Oscar dinner at STK Los Angeles to recognize a handful of Oscar nominees on Saturday night!