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By On 29 Sep, 2019 At 11:20 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

“I’m tired of being in my head… I just want to feel desirable again.” Samuel Goldwyn Films has debuted an official US trailer for Entangled, a new drama marking the feature directorial debut of Milena Lurie. This also went under the working title of Little Faith while in production. The film stars French actress Ana […]


By On 29 Sep, 2019 At 11:04 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

“You’ve been a little… disconnected lately.” Gravitas Ventures has debuted an official trailer for a film titled Blue, an indie dramedy made by wife and wife duo Gabriela Ledesma and Callie Schuttera. The two co-wrote the screenplay together, while Ledesma directs and Schuttera plays a character based on Gabriela’s own experiences earlier in life. Based […]


By On 29 Sep, 2019 At 11:00 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

Music is a remarkably powerful stimulus, capable of transmitting the greatest emotions and stories across space and time. A number of excellent films this year have shown the power of music (most notably Portrait of a Lady on Fire – read our review). Another one joining that list is The Song of Names, which is […]


By On 22 Sep, 2019 At 11:29 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

“All he had were his skates and his talent.” Film Movement has debuted an official US trailer for the film The Ice King, a biopic documentary about a figure skater named John Curry. James Erskine’s The Ice King is the searing documentary of a lost cultural icon, a story of art, sport, sexuality, and rebellion. […]


By On 22 Sep, 2019 At 11:26 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

“I always knew my sins would catch up to me.” Cinedigm has debuted a trailer for an indie western titled Badland, not to be confused with Terrence Malick’s classic Badlands. This Wild West Badland film is the latest from writer/director Justin Lee (Alone We Fight, Swell) and is arriving November. Set after the Civil War, […]


By On 15 Sep, 2019 At 11:35 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

“Ford hates guys like us, because we’re different.” 20th Century Fox has launched the second official trailer for Ford v. Ferrari, the latest from James Mangold (who last made the kick ass Logan in 2017). This premiered at the Telluride and Toronto Film Festivals to very positive reviews aplenty, calling it a “visual and sonic […]


By On 15 Sep, 2019 At 11:34 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

“It’s a heavy weight… to be so famous.” HBO has debuted a full trailer for the acclaimed sports doc Diego Maradona, to follow up the first teaser trailer they released last month. This sports doc is the latest from acclaimed filmmaker Asif Kapadia, who won the Best Doc Oscar in 2016 for Amy, and also […]


By On 8 Sep, 2019 At 11:16 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

After being threatened by the Venice Film Festival to have my press badge removed because I refused to follow the nonsensical embargo rules, I decided to publish this letter. When you experience injustice, when you experience oppression in the world, you must speak up. And I am doing so by writing this. I expect many […]


By On 8 Sep, 2019 At 11:16 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

“Do you know what photography means?” “When you break it down, it really means drawing with light.” An official trailer has debuted for a short film called A Million Eyes, the latest made by British filmmaker Richard Raymond (Desert Dancer). This first premiered at the HollyShorts Film Festival and is stopping by the Raindance Film […]


By On 8 Sep, 2019 At 11:13 AM | Categorized As Movies | With No Comments

Send in the clowns. The 76th Venice Film Festival wrapped up this weekend on the Lido, and the awards were handed out. The top prize at Venice is a Golden Lion (in honor of the iconic lion that is the symbol of the city) and it’s one of the greatest achievements in cinema, along with […]