These are key lessons from the writer, director, editor and co-producer of one of the best New Zealand films of the year. This post was written by T.of Levesque. In 2021, New Zealand-based filmmaker Tom Levesque and his producing partner Eva Trebilco embarked on a micro-budget feature film production withRead More →
Culver City Film Festival 2022 We have created a friendly environment for independent filmmakers making Culver City Film Festival one of the most sought after film festivals on the independent film festival circuit. —Jon Gursha LOS ANGELES, California, USA, Nov. 22, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Come to Culver City Film FestivalRead More →
A new Scottish feature about a German-Jewish refugee who finds herself working in a Dumfries and Galloway stately home owned by aristocratic supporters of fascist leader Oswald Mosely has won the international award for best drama. Stellainspired by Cinderella, won the award at the Melech International Film Festival in TelRead More →
bones and all is the story of a first love between Maren (Taylor Russell), a young woman who learns to survive on the margins of society, and Lee (Timothée Chalamet), an intense and disenfranchised wanderer…as they meet and unite for a thousand kilometer odyssey that takes them through the backRead More →
Enys Menwritten, directed and photographed by Marc Jenkinsis the second feature from the Cornish filmmaker’s visionary mind, following 2019’s BAFTA-winning craft hit Bait. It opens in the UK on January 13, 2023 at BFI Southbank and in UK cinemas. This mind-blowing Cornish folk horror set in 1973 is set onRead More →
A cast and a team of students have produced a horror film titled Missed with a budget of less than $500. The film, which tackles real-world issues such as depression, addiction and abusive relationships, took over a year to create. Filming took place from April to August and after aRead More →
#FLOAT Kirk Sanderson November 15, 2022 XYZ Films will release supernatural slasher film #FLOAT, Zac Locke’s directorial debut, on VOD on December 9th. Locke’s writing credits include the shock of the 2018 sorority murders black christmascomedy-fantasy Gold Countryand The Voyeurswith Sydney Sweeney. #FLOAT is about a river trip gone wrong.Read More →
Filmmaker Cody Alexander Curtis and Wallace Douglas play siblings in “Broken Petals.” Photo by Travis Harden The trailer for Bath filmmaker Cody Alexander Curtis’ latest short, ‘Broken Petals’, doesn’t say a word. A synopsis for the film says it’s about a pair of adult siblings (played by Curtis and Boston-basedRead More →
Premiering exclusively on Shudder from November 10, Mandrake is a Northern Irish folk horror tale that marks Lynne Davison’s first feature film. Showing earlier this year at Glasgow’s FrightFest, the film follows probation officer Cathy Madden (played by Scottish BAFTA winner Deirdre Mullins), who is given the task of reintegratingRead More →
Enys Menwritten, directed and photographed by Marc Jenkinsis the second feature from the Cornish filmmaker’s visionary mind, following 2019’s BAFTA-winning craft hit Bait. It opens in the UK on January 13, 2023 at BFI Southbank and in UK cinemas. This mind-blowing Cornish folk horror set in 1973 is set onRead More →
The following events are planned for the coming week across the region: • Monster-Mania Con returns to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks Friday through Sunday, bringing together the biggest names in horror movies. Robert Englund, better known as Freddy Krueger in the ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ movies,Read More →
Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission on purchases made through links on this page. Content of the article The life of an adopted child is often not a picnic. Content of the article Becoming an adoptive parent unexpectedly isn’t somethingRead More →
Those who have fallenWhich one is Urvi Director Pradeep Varma’s first independent Hindi film is currently making its festival rounds. Having won a few awards including Cult Critics Film Awards, Mountainview International Film Festival. The film was also a semi-finalist at the Los Angeles Film Awards and was nominated forRead More →
Frankie Corio, left, and Paul Mescal in “Aftersun.” MANDATORY CREDIT: A24 Picture: A24 / A24 Winner of a Cannes award for Charlotte Wells, screenwriter and director born in Edinburgh, Scotland, “Aftersun” is the story of a young woman recalling a trip she took as a pre-teen with his troubled butRead More →
Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment’s David Fannon during the Nov. 3 AFM panel on “Foreseeing the Future of Indie Film” (AFM photo by Dan Steinberg) Stephanie Prange November 3, 2022 The future of independent film distribution is bright, but it’s more complicated than in the past, panelists said Nov.Read More →
Ti West’s inspiration for Xhis meta slasher starring Mia Goth, was 1970s indie cinema. Not only the aesthetic style of 70s horror and soft-core porn – the plot of X follows a crew trying to shoot a low-budget movie in rural Texas to enrage the Chainsaw Massacre-adjacent farmers next doorRead More →
After earning a swarm of likes from SXSW audiences earlier in the year and the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA), where it picked up nominations for Best Picture, Best Direction and Best Lead Actress (For Aisha Dee’s Engaged Performance), Social Media Slasher sissy is ready for localRead More →
Returning for its 6th year, the Tennessee International Indie Film Festival (TIIFF) is set to take place at WORLD WIDE STAGES in Spring Hill, Wednesday November 2 through Sunday November 6, 2022. The festival will screen over 80 films and offer four industry tracks that explore various important aspects ofRead More →
If you already have booked an Airbnb in a strange new neighborhood, then Barbaric – the word-of-mouth buzzing dormant thriller – is the queasy, horror-filled movie for you. After becoming an unlikely hit, grossing over $42 million worldwide at the box office against a budget of $4.5 million, you canRead More →
Harold (right) played by Rod Hollens and Percy inside Harold’s cave in a scene from The Life and Times of Harold Bum. Donna Jones Talented local Rod Hollens has been working with love for two years. Despite the problems dealt with by Covid, Rod is almost ready to present hisRead More →
In the final weeks before a midterm election where voters are primarily concerned about the health of the economy and the impact of inflation on the cost of living, President Joe Biden’s financial regulators promised to crack down on how banks and other industries levy fees on customers — andRead More →
Without saying too much, tell us about your Smile character. I play Carl Renken, who frequently visits a mental institution. Carl keeps going in and out, trying to find his way in the world. His thought process is a bit off and it’s very sad for him. On set, peopleRead More →
I can’t imagine what it was like to see the 1960 American psychological thriller psychology in theaters when it comes out, but I’ll just watch it on the big screen tomorrow at the Cactus Theater. If you’re a big fan of Alfred Hitchcock movies like me, you might want toRead More →
Damnationland, the annual showcase of horror shorts from Maine filmmakers, returns after a hiatus and premieres Thursday at the State Theater. Photo courtesy of Allen Baldwin Damnationland is back! Forgive me if I seem a little excited that Maine’s first all-spooky, all-local short horror anthology film festival is returning toRead More →
Global royalties and UK parliamentarians attend the premiere in support of the NFT charity which‘s Adopted by the audience of Web3 influencers LONDON, October 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — On Thursday, royalty, celebrities and approximately 150 members of the local Web3 community converged to grace the red carpet at London PrincessRead More →
A new crime drama starring Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne is now out in select theaters for a limited time. The good nursewhich is based on a heartbreaking true story, will begin streaming October 26 on Netflix. Joining the two on-screen actors are Nnamdi Asomugha as Danny Baldwin, Noah EmmerichRead More →
Warning: This article contains spoilers and mentions topics related to suicide and mental illness. Dr. Seuss once said, “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it’s happened.” This may be the case in some scenarios, but after leaving a projection of Smilethe highly anticipated and well-promoted new horror movie, thereRead More →
A federal appeals court has ruled that the funding structure of the nation’s most powerful financial watchdog, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is unconstitutional. In a case brought by a payday lending group, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a CFPB rule governing theseRead More →
A federal appeals court has ruled that the funding structure of the nation’s most powerful financial watchdog, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is unconstitutional. In a case brought by a payday lending group, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a CFPB rule governing theseRead More →
“I’m going one way with two guys,” Tarantino told The Playlist of Newman and Hackman, “and I’m going one way with the other two guys,” he said of Saxon and Forster. . However, her decision was made after watching the 1980 animal attack film “Alligator.” Forster plays a detective investigatingRead More →
“I’m going one way with two guys,” Tarantino told The Playlist of Newman and Hackman, “and I’m going one way with the other two guys,” he said of Saxon and Forster. . However, her decision was made after watching the 1980 animal attack film “Alligator.” Forster plays a detective investigatingRead More →
TORRINGTON — The Warner Theater and the Boondocks Film Society will present a screening of George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead on October 29 in the Main Street Main Theater. The film will be accompanied by an original score, performed in theater by Morricone Youth, a New York-based filmRead More →
TORRINGTON — The Warner Theater and the Boondocks Film Society will present a screening of George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead on October 29 in the Main Street Main Theater. The film will be accompanied by an original score, performed in theater by Morricone Youth, a New York-based filmRead More →
Cash-advance apps can help workers access wages before payday, but they can be as expensive as payday loans — and many borrowers can’t repay The biggest problem with cash advance options is the very high interest rate. Consumers should avoid “tips” – these are hidden charges and not at allRead More →
TORRINGTON — The Warner Theater and the Boondocks Film Society will present a screening of George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead on October 29 in the Main Street Main Theater. The film will be accompanied by an original score, performed in theater by Morricone Youth, a New York-based filmRead More →
TORRINGTON — The Warner Theater and the Boondocks Film Society will present a screening of George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead on October 29 in the Main Street Main Theater. The film will be accompanied by an original score, performed in theater by Morricone Youth, a New York-based filmRead More →
Find out what clicks on FoxBusiness.com A low-budget sequel to the ‘Terrifier’ film series is causing visceral reactions from moviegoers – with many viewers sharing that they threw up or passed out due to the film’s gorness. “Terrifier 2,” a horror film written and directed by Damien Leone, follows aRead More →
Indie Film Site Network (IFSN) has announced Shaunak Sen’s remarkable and essential documentary anything that breathes as the first recipient of the IFSN Advocate Award. The recipient of the award, created each year to highlight a theatrically released independent film that illuminates a humanitarian or environmental issue with a singularRead More →
Chris Jericho has accomplished a lot in his incredible career and now he can add “make people vomit during a movie” to Jericho’s list. Current Ring of Honor World Champion Chris Jericho is featured in a slasher movie titled “Terrifier 2” which was released earlier in October. There is aRead More →
An exciting 2022-23 theater season has been announced by the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television (UCLA TFT) Theater Department. It begins in November with a 21st century take on the classic Greek myth Antigone by Sophocles and focuses on the tension between media, government and people, as wellRead More →
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the views of Her Campus. October is finally here!I celebrated the spooky season by watching short films. Movies can sometimes be quite expensive, so watching short films (for free!) on YouTube was the next bestRead More →
The town of Vernon, BC has its own role in the film Young Ronin which is written, directed and produced by a Vernon resident who also stars in the film. Mitchell Vandlerberg is now ready to reveal his film to the world. “This movie is a coming-of-age martial arts movie,”Read More →
Local law enforcement is wondering if a creature is lurking in the misty wilderness of Mount St. Helens after mysterious deaths were reported in a quiet Pacific Northwest logging town. The town is called Harmony Falls, but locals would recognize the location as Longview, Rainier, Toledo, Cougar, and Amboy. That’sRead More →
This week, movie buffs in Johnson County have the chance to dive deep into the frigid Antarctic landscape with a famous polar explorer. They can take a thrilling journey through the life of an infamous Pez dispenser smuggler in the early 1990s, or hear the true story of the youngRead More →
On September 29, 2022, the attorneys general of Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and South Carolina filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri against the President Biden, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona and the United States. Department of Education (4:22-cv-01040) seeking to halt implementationRead More →
A photo of this summer’s Best of City winner “The Run” from Des Moines’ 48 Hour Film Project. — Tiny explosions Filmmakers scared of deadlines can sign up for the ultimate exposure therapy this month. The 48-Hour Film Project takes place in cities across the country, including Des Moines, twiceRead More →
More states are requiring high school students to take a financial education course as a prerequisite … [+] upon graduation. Getty A high school class so in demand that students are willing to sit on the floor and audit the class without earning credit? Although it may look like aRead More →
Daniels, Claudette Godfrey, Janet Pierson (far right) and a coveted hot dog hand at the opening night world premiere of Everything everywhere all at once (Courtesy of SXSW) In mid-summer, the SXSW Film Festival became the SXSW Film & TV Festival, a largely ceremonial name change that cements its alreadyRead More →
The Slick Cash Loan online financial service offers fast financial assistance to meet the urgent financial needs of people across the United States. Slick Cash Loan, the online financial service renowned for its quick and readily available financial solutions, helps people across the United States overcome their need for urgentRead More →
quiver and RLJE Films fully financed and collaborated on Joe Bego’s long awaited holiday horror movie, BLOODY CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS, ahead of its world premiere at Beyond Fest. The film will be released in theaters and on Shudder on December 9, 2022. In CHRISTMAS BLOODY CHRISTMAS, It’s Christmas Eve and feistyRead More →
A scene from “Three on A Match”, the first film, screened as part of the Classic Film Club at the Lincoln Theatre. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. The movies are full of sex, violence, nudity, bad people get away with it, good people get away with it, adult themes andRead More →
Two filmmakers have raised a quarter of a million to make an independent feature film which will be shown theatrically in Lenton. Title The barrierthe film is a feature film adaptation of director William Stone’s short of the same name, and was independently financed by him and co-producer Adam PickfordRead More →
When was the last time you walked into a movie theater completely blind to what you were going to see? Seriously, think about it. These days, by the time you’re in your shoes, most movies have already shown you enough scenes in promotion and trailers that there isn’t much mysteryRead More →
Writer-director Alec Griffen Roth has found his Billy Knight. Al Pacino is set to star in Roth’s feature debut, Billy Knightand stars alongside Charlie Heaton and Diana Silvers in the project which he describes as “a love letter to cinema”. The plot follows graduate school students Alex (Heaton) and EmilyRead More →
LINCOLN SQUARE — The Massacre movie marathon returns to the Davis Theater this weekend with more than 14 hours of horror classics and short films from local directors. Doors open at 11 a.m. Saturday at Davis, 4614 N. Lincoln Ave. The first movie starts on Saturday at noon and theRead More →
09/27/2022 – The 24th edition advances its dates and will take place from September 29 to October 7, establishing itself as an ideal showcase for national audiovisual works ramona by Andrea Bagney One year, one night [+see also: film reviewtrailerinterview: Isaki Lacuestafilm profile], the last movie of Isaki Lacuestawill officially kick offRead More →
Paramount Pictures has released the final trailer for its upcoming new horror movie Smile which will premiere on cinema screens around the world later this month from September 30, 2022 From. Tickets are now available for purchase at theaters in your area, and the trailer embedded below previews what youRead More →
Loan market OREGAON, PORTLAND, USA, September 26, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — According to the report published by Allied Market Research titled “payday loan market By type (storefront payday loans and online payday loans), marital status (married, single, and others), and customer age (under 21, 21-30, 31-40, 41-50 and Over 50s): GlobalRead More →
The era of streaming has changed the landscape of cinema and independent filmmakers are feeling the effects. It’s been a strange year for independent filmmakers. As streaming services dominate the landscape of movie making and viewing in 2022, independent filmmakers are finding changes in funding and distribution to be aRead More →
Lisa Wilcox in “The Mysterious Place”. Photo courtesy of Terror Films. Veteran actress Lisa Wilcox (“A Nightmare on Elm Street” 4 & 5) spoke about her new movie “The Mystery Spot.” It will be released on digital and VOD worldwide via Terror Films on October 7. It was directed byRead More →
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Allen Kovac is obsessed with algorithms. The veteran Mötley Crüe manager and founder/label head Better Noise/Tenth Street Entertainment believe in following the data. The result is “The Retaliators,” a splattered ’80s horror homage to his new Better Noise films, featuring an 18-song cast and soundtrack made up of the label’sRead More →
What drew you to this story, and were there any themes in the material that perhaps related to some of your previous work? Immediately, the complicated father-daughter dynamic was very interesting. My dad wasn’t in prison, but he had his own complicated things, so to see these two trying toRead More →
LOS ANGELES, September 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Unconditional love is explored through a unique friendship in the new feature-length auteur drama, Peridot. Directed by the filmmaker-actor Shayne Paxthe film is released on TVOD on October 4 by Gravitas Ventures, an Anthem Sports & Entertainment company, after making its world premiereRead More →
LOS ANGELES, September 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Unconditional love is explored through a unique friendship in the new feature-length auteur drama, Peridot. Directed by the filmmaker-actor Shayne Paxthe film is released on TVOD on October 4 by Gravitas Ventures, an Anthem Sports & Entertainment company, after making its world premiereRead More →
LOS ANGELES, September 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Unconditional love is explored through a unique friendship in the new feature-length auteur drama, Peridot. Directed by the filmmaker-actor Shayne Paxthe film is released on TVOD on October 4 by Gravitas Ventures, an Anthem Sports & Entertainment company, after making its world premiereRead More →
LOS ANGELES, September 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Unconditional love is explored through a unique friendship in the new feature-length auteur drama, Peridot. Directed by the filmmaker-actor Shayne Paxthe film is released on TVOD on October 4 by Gravitas Ventures, an Anthem Sports & Entertainment company, after making its world premiereRead More →
Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins starred in a wide variety of scary horror films before and after playing the role of Hannibal Lecter. With a record of countless nominations, there’s no denying that Hopkins is one of Hollywood’s most talented actors. The Welsh star is recognized around the world for hisRead More →
IndieCork festival co-director Úna Feely celebrates a decade of much-loved celebration of independent film and music, ahead of this year’s installment, which runs October 2-9. Johnny Cash was not wrong to sing the fever of impulsive companies. We launched IndieCork Festival ten years ago, in a bit of a fever.Read More →
We are approaching The blues of a jazzman release date and can hardly contain our excitement! It’s Tyler Perry’s passion project that he’s been working on for a very long time, and in a few days, everyone will finally be able to see it. To prepare for its release, we’veRead More →
Theater owner Gus Berger spent years selling tickets to other people’s movies, but never thought he’d sell out theaters all over town with his own feature film. The Lost City Of Melbourne was a critical success that slowly turned into a commercial success. The film started as a creative projectRead More →
House»New»Ballavpurer Rupkotha Teaser: Anirban Bhattacharya Reveals Horror Film With Clever Cuts And Crisp Dialogue» Anirban Bhattacharya’s debut film Mandaar was critically acclaimed. Loosely based on William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the web series dropped on Hoichoi in November last year. Starring Debesh Roy Chowdhury, Sohini Sarkar, Debashish Mondal and others, the showRead More →
Greg Sestero can’t help but make bad movies, he’s actually proud to say that. He talks about movies that offer outrageous stories, crazy characters, and such a miraculous embrace of schlock, exploitation, and humor that they’re genuinely fun to watch. The Alamo-raised first-time actor, writer and director became a fixtureRead More →
usury laws Usury laws protect borrowers in many states and some borrowers nationwide from excessively high fees interest rate. However, state standards for excessive interest vary widely, and federal banking laws allow credit card transmitters, among others, basically charge what the traffic will bear. Additionally, usury laws do not applyRead More →
Mark Polish, the less prolific filmmaker twin of Michael Polish, has little to say about today’s young people in Murmurwho wants to be a Blair Witch for digital natives. Throwing half a dozen boring social media producers into the forest with only their cell phones and a deeply dodgy gameRead More →
I will always think mainly of Greg Sestero as the young André Toulon from the release of Full Moon in 1999 Retro puppeteerbut for many moviegoers he is best known for playing the role of Mark in director Tommy Wiseau’s “disastrous play”. Bedroom. After the experience of working on BedroomSesteroRead More →
If you’re asked to imagine a payday lender, you might think of a storefront in a strip mall with green dollar signs and neon slogans like “everyday payday.” You probably wouldn’t imagine a mobile app that advertises on TikTok and sports a colorful logo. But cash advance apps like EarninRead More →
Like every Monday, today we revisit the charts of current American films. We’ve already done more in the past few weeks, so now’s the time to report it. There’s a new favorite that’s managed to push Spider-Man: Nobody into the US top 10. This is the first change in theRead More →
Phoebe Parker will direct a film for this year’s Damnationland festival. Photo by Phoebe Parker Asked about her career since arriving in Maine in 2015, Topsham filmmaker Phoebe Parker takes a moment. “Let’s see, this year…I’ve done set design for a play, acted in a play, done weddings with anotherRead More →
(Photo courtesy of the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation.) Farming is a tough job and farmers’ jobs often put them in potentially dangerous situations. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, the hazardous nature of farming makes farming occupations the most dangerous in America, with 23.1 fatalitiesRead More →
Trailer for the horror film based on the philosophical sound ‘Masking Threshold’ by Alex Billington September 9, 2022Source: Youtube “The mere observation of a phenomenon inevitably changes the phenomenon.” Drafthouse has unveiled a new official trailer for Masking threshold, a peculiar and mysterious sonic horror thriller from an Austrian director.Read More →
As consumers lost their jobs and struggled to make ends meet during the COVID-19 pandemic, many have turned to payday loans and other short-term solutions, with an increase in solutions in line. This has not only allowed predatory lenders to thrive – many borrowers still face exorbitant interest rates andRead More →
Shakti Soundar Rajan is one of the finest Tamil directors, who has earned respect for his experimental approach to trying out various genres. He is the first Kollywood filmmaker to make a Tamil language zombie movie named “Miruthan”. He earned this extravagant reputation for not just introducing but bringing HollywoodRead More →
Shakti Soundar Rajan is one of the finest Tamil directors, who has earned respect for his experimental approach to trying out various genres. He is the first Kollywood filmmaker to make a Tamil language zombie movie named “Miruthan”. He earned this extravagant reputation for not just introducing but bringing HollywoodRead More →
Of all the diverse documentaries that had their premieres at this year’s Telluride Film Festival, Chris Smith’s Sr. is one of the most unique and touching. The film is on one level a portrait of independent film pioneer Robert Downey Sr., who was part of the American new wave thatRead More →
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InvestigateTV – Payday loans are high-cost, short-term loans that are often a quick way for people to get cash before their next paycheck. Unfortunately, payday loan scams have cost consumers almost $500,000 this year. Josh Planos with the Better Business Bureau said the scam occurs when bad actors pose asRead More →
Of all the diverse documentaries that had their premieres at this year’s Telluride Film Festival, Chris Smith’s Sr. is one of the most unique and touching. The film is on one level a portrait of independent film pioneer Robert Downey Sr., who was part of the American new wave thatRead More →
Back for its fourth annual release, the Spirit of Independence Film Festival has teamed up with Showroom Cinema to bring you a unique selection of low-budget independent films on Friday, September 30 and Saturday, October 1. The festival gives independent filmmakers from around the world the opportunity to see theirRead More →
via 20th century studios Barbaric is about to hit cinemas and it seems like good news for horror fans as early reactions are pouring in on social media. Actor-director Zach Cregger’s first foray into horror is shaping up to be a solid entry into the genre. Premiering at San DiegoRead More →
WINCHESTER – If the 10-year history of the Skyline Indie Film Fest (SKIFF) is ever made into a movie, it could be a story about the theme that ties all the indie films shown this year together: survival. Succeeding in the film industry is tough for everyone involved. “Films getRead More →
At the 2022 Indy Shorts Film Festival, Emmy-nominated actor Colman Domingo said, “Something special is going on at Indy.” When it comes to the city’s thriving independent film scene, he’s not wrong. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, several cinemas offering independent films have opened their doors, filling aRead More →
Lavish delicacies worth hundreds of dollars aren’t the only things served in The menua food-comedy-horror-satire-thriller coming with a serrated steak knife to grind with the super-rich who regularly ingest critically endangered species in order to flaunt their financial elitism. Directed by Mark Mylod (a veteran of game of thrones andRead More →
Zarifa Ghafari in ‘In Her Hands’, on view at this year’s Camden International Film Festival, with co-director Taman Ayazi in attendance. Courtesy of Netflix/CIFF “Documentary is an art form with unlimited potential.” Ben Fowlie knows that better than anyone, and I always look forward to hearing him pitch the idea.Read More →
Hollywood actress Jennifer Lawrence stars in the psychological drama film Pavement is set to premiere on Apple TV+ on November 4, 2022. Pavement is a new drama starring Jennifer Lawrence as a soldier adjusting to life after returning to New Orleans. Causeway: Jennifer Lawrence’s Psychological Drama on Apple TV+ SetsRead More →
Hollywood actress Jennifer Lawrence stars in the psychological drama film Pavement is set to premiere on Apple TV+ on November 4, 2022. Pavement is a new drama starring Jennifer Lawrence as a soldier adjusting to life after returning to New Orleans. Causeway: Jennifer Lawrence’s Psychological Drama on Apple TV+ SetsRead More →
By Caleb Symons (September 2, 2022, 8:41 p.m. EDT) – A federal judge in Baltimore launched allegations on Friday that North Dakota tribesmen conspired with business partners to run a loan sharking scheme, finding the putative class action “devoid of any facts” necessary to prove a violation of U.S. anti-racketeeringRead More →
By Caleb Symons (September 2, 2022, 8:41 p.m. EDT) – A federal judge in Baltimore launched allegations on Friday that North Dakota tribesmen conspired with business partners to run a loan sharking scheme, finding the putative class action “devoid of any facts” necessary to prove a violation of U.S. anti-racketeeringRead More →
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Our friends at the Panama Horror Film Fest are gearing up for another edition of their fabulous popular event. The only event of its kind in the country, we truly appreciate the dynamic spirit of these local champions of international horror cinema. The festival has opened its FilmFreeway platform forRead More →
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) – As consumers lost their jobs and struggled to make ends meet during the COVID-19 pandemic, many turned to payday loans and other short-term solutions, with an increase in online solutions. This has not only allowed predatory lenders to thrive, but many borrowers still face exorbitant interestRead More →
Conservationists are trying to spare the Shawnee National Forest in southern Illinois from loggers. Shawnee Forest Defense’s efforts are detailed in the documentary “Shawnee Showdown: Keep the Forest Standing.” The 2021 film was produced by Cade Bursell, a film professor at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. The documentary will airRead More →