CANNES, France (AP) — Most people in the film industry thought Ethan Coen was done making movies. Ethan too. But on Sunday, Coen will premiere his first documentary, “Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in Mind,” at the Cannes Film Festival, a film that was unknown until the festival’s lineup was announcedRead More →
Cannes 2022 opens with a tribute to the teamwork of cinema by Alex Billington May 17, 2022 It is still time. the Cannes Film Festival 2022 starts this week, and I’m back in the south of France for my 12th time covering this festival. I always love being back, andRead More →
Residence Entertainment Bollywood Kabir Khan studied from Shah Rukh Khan’s notes during film class, danced with Gauri Khan in college: ‘She’s a fabulous dancer’ Filmmaker Kabir Khan knew Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri Khan before the superstar made his Bollywood debut. Shah Rukh Khan made an appearance inRead More →
Click to enlarge Life is not a party for Anne by Anamaria Vartolomei in Event. Happearing is a drama about a young student in a small town in France in 1963 in need of an abortion, a medical chore made extremely difficult because abortion is banned. IRead More →
At first glance, Campion’s work might not suggest any sort of strong shared bond between them. “The Piano” stars Holly Hunter as Ada, a mute housewife shipped off to New Zealand in the 1800s to remarry a cold and distant man (Sam Neill). With nothing but her young and curiousRead More →
I recently had the opportunity to see the latest feature film by Amitabh Reza Chowdhury Rickshaw Girl at the Sonoma Film Institute Film Festival in Northern California, where I lived for over 20 years. The film is so many things. It is an honest but tender representation of Bangladesh. It’sRead More →
Iranian cinema in all its poetic humanity is beautifully displayed in Panah Panahi’s “Hit the Road”, a charming and quirky journey through distant spaces (and at one point, fantastically, into space itself) which follows a close-knit family from Tehran. four entering uncharted territory. It’s tempting to consider Panahi’s feature debutRead More →
If you want to see the results of your videos online, you need to bring your A-game to video production. While videos prove to be one of the best advertising strategies, the internet is full of competitive videos, and it’s a game of “may the best video win”. The firstRead More →
In The Godfather, part II, the former Hyman Roth is played by “The Master of the Method”. Lee Strasberg founded the Actors Studio, teaching actors as diverse as John Garfield, Anne Bancroft, James Dean, Marilyn Monroe and Jane Fonda. Sidney Lumet, who directed Serpico and dog afternoon, was a memberRead More →
Filmmakers and married couple Jennifer Cordery and Matt Cascella, who moved to Portland in 2020, shoot a scene for their movie “Hangdog” at the Eastern Prom on Monday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer Husband and wife filmmakers Matt Cascella and Jennifer Cordery moved to Portland from New York a few years agoRead More →
In Colin West’s early teens, all of his friends started playing football at Upper Arlington High School, but West didn’t make the team. He was devastated, alone. At the time, his mother offered some very motherly advice, encouraging West to go to the neighborhood library and find some good booksRead More →
When Mayim Bialik lost her father, Barry, in 2015, it took her an entire year to mourn his passing. “There is a year of mourning in traditional Judaism,” said the Peril! host — who identifies as Modern Orthodox — tells Yahoo Entertainment Now. “After this year, it’s a bit likeRead More →
Grave, gory, visceral and front-loaded with a need for revenge, the latest work from writer/director Robert Eggers (The witch, Lighthouse) is so immersive and authentic you’ll feel the mud between your toes and every kick on your body. Loosely based on a story that inspired Shakespeare Hamlet and co-authored withRead More →
Alexander Skarsgard initially felt conflicted with the thoroughness of Robert Eggers’ filming plans for The Northman. Before principal photography begins, The Witch director and his cinematographer Jarin Blaschke like to create precise, detailed storyboards so they know exactly what every frame in the film should look like. Skarsgard, who isRead More →
Courtesy of Avek Chuklanov on Unsplash Filmmaking is a hobby for some students, and Iowa State University offers students the opportunity to learn about the filmmaking art form. For years, moviegoers around the world have fallen in love with making movies and are trying to make their own independent films.Read More →
When Sanober Pardiwalla entered Bollywood as a stuntwoman 20 years ago, there were hardly any women working behind the camera. Cut to the present day, the scene has completely changed, which Pardiwalla says is enough to tell the story of how women are claiming their position not just on screen,Read More →
SEOUL, April 13 (Yonhap) — “The Novelist’s Film,” the 27th feature by prolific director Hong Sang-soo, is another one of his films that focuses on a woman’s lonely journey to look through herself. casual conversations with close friends or by chance acquaintances as in “On the Beach at Night Alone”Read More →
Emmy-winning Hollywood actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is deeply inspired by different facets of Indian culture, but it’s the directing style that interests him the most. Here are excerpts from our conversation with the award-winning actor. * We hear that you are truly inspired by Indian culture. Can you share aRead More →
back in space the directors and cast reveal how they captured a new perspective on the billionaire space race. Man has always been fascinated by space. The unknown limits and interstellar beauty surpass anything we have here on Earth, and the filmmakers have done their best to emulate the vastnessRead More →
When Coquie Hughes started working on her first film sunday after church in 1997, platforms like YouTube and Vimeo that allowed filmmakers to directly access their audiences did not exist. She had tried to make her first film years before, in the early 90s, but it didn’t quite work out.Read More →
In an October 2007 interview with Filmmaker Magazine, Gilroy cited Pollack’s 1970s thrillers (which include “Three Days of the Condor” and “The Yakuza”) and like-minded 70s genre fare as a strong influence not only on “Michael Clayton” but his love of cinema in general. He explained: “70s movies are centralRead More →
Alika Tengan makes movies he loves Lee A. TonouchiSpecial for the Hawai’i Herald Alika Tengan. (Photo courtesy of Sundance Film Festival) 2006-Castle-High-School graduate Alika Tengan remains the director and co-writer behind a buzzy film. Earlier this year, his feature debut “Every Day in Kaimukï” entered the prestigious Sundance Film Festival.Read More →
Well, after years of delays and the whole world wondering if the Morbius movie ever existed, it’s finally here. The truth is, many of us, myself included, would probably rather he didn’t exist. When Morbius was just in my head, it was a lot more fun. I had a morbidRead More →
Koura on the set of her first feature ‘Catching The Light’ filmed on location in Central Florida Koura performing on location in Thibodaux, LA “Filmmaking (actually)” is available on all major podcast streaming platforms, including Anchor (where you can click on any platform you like) With nearly 20 years ofRead More →
MASSENA — Filmmakers who want to use Masséna as a backdrop will soon have a guide that will provide details on the businesses and services available to them in the community. Elijah O. Winfrey, coordinator of Film Massena, a group that tries to bring filmmaking opportunities to the region, saidRead More →
Clockwise from left: Khalil Benkirane; Antoine Waked; Qatari filmmaker Hamida Issa; and Vinay Shukla Doha: Filmmakers attending Qumra, the annual incubator event of the Doha Film Institute (DFI), said Qatar’s film industry is entering a new wave. During an online press briefing held on Tuesday between the filmmakers of FeatureRead More →
Marin County filmmaker John Korty in an undated photo. Photo: Christian Bramswig He achieved Cicely Tyson’s greatest achievement in one of the TV events of the 1970s, and decades before ‘The Mandalorian’ and ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’, he was the first to expand the ‘Star Wars’ universe. ” on the small screen.Read More →
Tobias Truvillion and Jessica Care Moore in a scene from the feature film made in Detroit. See 15 more photos below. An ongoing local film, “He Looked Like a Postcard,” is a Detroit love story with the woman behind its screenplay. Local writer and producer Jessica Care Moore portrays aRead More →
The stronger the emotions, the more people like a movie, says Rajamouli (Photo credit: Facebook) SS Rajamouli opened the doors to pan-Indian films with his magnum opus “Baahubali”, but he says he is not a visionary and all he can do is make films that touch the heart. maximum ofRead More →
It took us a long time to find the right title for the film. I originally titled it “The New Armenian”, inspired by William Saroyan’s quote about how every time two Armenians meet, a new Armenia is born. Conceptually, this title works and reflects the dynamic between the two mainRead More →
Assistant director Alex Diamond jokes that his professional abbreviation, “AD,” really should stand for “Anxious Director.” “We always have to think about what could go wrong and what could be a problem,” said Diamond, a Columbia College graduate and veteran of several local independent productions. A resident of Chicago’s WestRead More →
Kevin Messick does not hide his role as Adam McKay’s production partner, an industrious multi-hyphen. “My job is to do as many things as possible that allow Adam to fully enjoy his work as a writer/director,” Messick says. “Any other problem or enigma is on my plate. It’s as simpleRead More →
Shawn Levy’s Adam Project stars Ryan Reynolds, Mark Ruffalo and Jennifer Garner. The sci-fi drama will begin streaming on Netflix from March 11. Director Shawn sat down for an exclusive interview with filmmaker Karan Johar for IndiaToday.in and talked about the Adam project, his collaboration with Ryan Reynolds, his creativeRead More →
Apple’s recent “Peek Performance” event unveiled some of the most exciting announcements for fans, including the new iPhone SE and a desktop Mac. For filmmakers, there are also exclusive features coming next month. Specifically, the new pair of movie-making tools called “Magic Movie” and “Storyboard” will help iMove users doRead More →
AppleInsider is supported by its audience and is eligible to earn an Amazon Associate and Affiliate Partner commission on qualifying purchases. These affiliate partnerships do not influence our editorial content. Among the myriad of announcements made at the March 8 “Peek Performance” event, Apple teased two new cinematicRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Politics Opinion News national criminality Columnists Juliet Belmas was sentenced to 20 years for her role in the Squamish Five after leading a violent campaign in the early 1980s that included the bombing of an Ontario factory making parts for American missiles. Juliet Belmas, a former member ofRead More →
“Deliver Us from Evil” (based on the book “Beware the Night” by Ralph Sarchie and Lisa Collier Cool) tells the true story of Sarchie, a real NYC street cop and Catholic demonologist – played by Bana – who, he a long time ago, lost faith. He witnesses all sorts ofRead More →
At the start of COVID, it was revealed that Judd Apatow was writing a new film that was to tell the story of a group of actors having to make a film while in a pandemic “bubble” where they are cut off from most of the outside world. Since then,Read More →
It can be helpful to refer to movies in terms of “good” or “bad,” but those terms are so subjective that they’re often not helpful. A well-crafted production that makes no technical mistakes could be utter, unrepentant, mean-spirited trash. A film that uses the same .gif-level animated effects recycled aRead More →
News Rookie filmmaker Yahya Ibrahim says making a movie isn’t easy, even if it’s exciting. Ibrahim has announced his first Bollywood movie ‘Zufash’ which will star Ravi Bhatia and Tollywood actress Kriti Garg in the lead roles. 27 Feb 2022 17:00 Bombay Bombay: Rookie filmmaker Yahya Ibrahim feels that makingRead More →
I have been here before. Or exactly? Oh, just the land of disappointment. Have you met our mayor, Joe Wright? On the heels of triumphant achievements like Atonement, Pride and Prejudice and furthermore, there is no filmmaker I root for more strongly with each new project. And yet, after misstepsRead More →
When making forays into the business world, sage wisdom often pervades the advice available: never forget your roots. For indie production house Culprit Creative execs David Dinetz and Dylan Trussell, that has meant wholeheartedly embracing the couple’s upbringing and history in the world of cinema in their advertising content andRead More →
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News The makers of the upcoming movie “Gangubai Kathiawadi” released a new track titled “Jab Saiyaan” sung by Shreya Ghoshal on Tuesday. The famous singer praised filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali and called him a magician who truly understands the art of film and music. 20 Feb 2022 12:30 Bombay BombayRead More →
Learn from the meticulous master himself. Stanley Kubrick was probably the most calculated filmmaker of all time. The guy had ways he wanted things to happen, and he did them over and over again until they happened exactly that way. Kubrick is frequently cited as one of the greatest filmmakersRead More →
The Louisiana Film Prize gives everyone the opportunity to learn aspects of filmmaking, from script to screen, with free online courses through Film Prize University. Film Prize is known for its competitive short film contest where contestants from around the world submit their short films in hopes of winning anRead More →
“The filmmaking process taught me that I have to be authentic – in my scripts and in real life”, quotes Suraj Gautam, director and producer, he is the founder of Mahakaal Motion Pictures: http://mkmotionpictures.in/ They debuted with a Hollywood movie “Hexing” which released in India in 2019 and is stillRead More →
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a brutal learning curve for film production, with a number of studio productions forced to hiatus, shelved indefinitely, or relegated from theaters to a streaming service. But for independent films and filmmakers, the pandemic has been considerably worse as smaller productions, already operating on limitedRead More →
From the relatively small pond of Singapore, filmmaker Anthony Chen ventures into the enormous Chinese film market. The 37-year-old Singaporean director, best known for his critically acclaimed dramas Ilo Ilo (2013) and Rainy season (2019), has just completed production of his first feature film in mainland China, The breaking ice.Read More →
Reconstruction in documentary cinema is an eternally divisive technique: what some find vivid and immediate, others find reality distant and contrived, masking and blurring reality in the language of fictional cinema. Yet what if the reconstructions not only featured the actual subjects of the documentary, but were expressly designed andRead More →
Over the past century, the black cinema space has evolved and been crafted by multiple filmmakers, paving the way for modern names such as Spike Lee, Ava DuVernay, and Barry Jenkins. Speaking to CTV’s Your Morning on Friday during Black History Month, film critic Radheyan Simonpillai shared his list ofRead More →
The Kansas Reflector welcomes opinion pieces from writers who share our goal of expanding the conversation about how public policy affects the daily lives of people across our state. Brett Crandall is a Garden City-based LGBTQIA+ actor, writer, producer, puppeteer, and activist. The film industry has been no more immuneRead More →
SEATTLE – One of the biggest box office hits of 2021 is now available on Blu-ray and DVD. “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” opened at No. 1 and grossed nearly $200 million, signaling that audiences still love the franchise and were thrilled to see the original cast members reunited. Entertainment reporter Kim HolcombRead More →
A debut film by the Nigerian-American twin sisters from Atlanta about sketchy mega-churches is making a significant impact at the Sundance Film Festival. Writer-director Adamma Ebo and producer Adanne Ebo premiered “Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul” at the prestigious independent competition over the weekend — and it quickly becameRead More →
Wildlife films, as seen and experienced by people on television, are captured using extremely sophisticated and expensive equipment. These cool cameras and gadgets are operated by some of the best filmmakers in the world, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enter the amazing world of wildlife cinema. By making theRead More →
4K should be a practical and artistic choice… not a requirement. By Meg Shields Published 28 January 2022 Welcome to The Queue – your daily distraction of curated video content from across the web. Today we’re watching a video essay explaining why higher resolution isn’t always a good thing. AsRead More →
Consider this: Conversations spotlight award-winning film productions through panel discussions with the artists themselves. The video above is brought to you by Amazon Studios and hosted by film critic Carlos Aguilar. “A Hero” is now in theaters and streaming on Prime Video. Despite its title, “A Hero” is about theRead More →
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The Spirit Buffalo approaches the fire in the center of the arbor in This Is Not a Ceremony. Niitsitapi writer and director Ahnahktsipiitaa (Colin Van Loon) transports us directly to another realm, where past, present and future are one.NFB It’s not a little ironic that the most exciting element ofRead More →
Writer-director John Ridley discussed the ins and outs of documentary filmmaking with industry insiders for his documentary film event “Critical Content: Stories That Matter”. Ridley, who won an Oscar for adapting ’12 Years a Slave,’ sat down with ‘Flee’ director Jonas Poher Rasmussen, ‘Faya Dayi’ director Jessica Beshir and ‘SummerRead More →
Denzel Washington “stole” Joel Coen’s directing advice. The ‘Tragedy of Macbeth’ actor admitted he learned “everything” from the iconic filmmaker while working with him on the new big-screen adaptation of William Shakespeare’s play. When asked what lessons he wanted to take with him as a director himself, he told Collider:Read More →
Sixty-year-old Michael Winterbottom could be described as a prolific British filmmaker. He has over 30 films to his credit, dramas such as Welcome to Sarajevo to comedies including The trip series starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon. Yet he would disagree with this description. He thinks he – and hisRead More →
Sujoy Mukherjee, actor and filmmaker and son of former star Joy Mukherjee, says he found his true calling as a filmmaker with CH Muhammed. Sujoy, whose 2019 short film Ab Mujhe Udnaa Hai was widely acclaimed, says, “I want to make films that feature realistic characters that are inspired byRead More →
Ridley Scott has been making movies for several decades now. He’s made some of the greatest films of all time, and on top of all that, The Hollywood Reporter details how he has a thriving vineyard in Provence. He clearly doesn’t need the money anymore, and if he retired, heRead More →
With authentic urban sagas like Red Road (2006) and the oedipal drama Fish Tank (2009) in her filmography, Andrea Arnold has earned a reputation as a British social realist in the vein of Ken Loach and Alan Clarke. Lately, however, she has challenged the assumptions. Since his last feature, TheRead More →
Carbon begins with the protagonist Shankar (Vidaarth, solid in his 25th film) waking up from a bad dream, in which he is hit by a vehicle while jogging. He continues his morning run as usual, and as in the dream, a vehicle appears from behind. He manages to get outRead More →
Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin & Tyler Gillette and executive producer Chad Villella, known collectively as Radio silence, asserted from the outset that their Scream is “For Wes”. They credit the master of horror Wes Craven and his 1996 slasher as direct inspiration for their careers as filmmakers. They sought to honorRead More →
The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has changed life and everything associated with it. From virtual classrooms to remote work, the world is changing at a rapid pace. And the entertainment industry too. Producers and filmmakers who relied solely on FDFS and week one income had to focus on OTTRead More →
SPOILER WARNING: This story is about the end of “No Time to Die,†currently available for rental and digital purchase. Please don’t read if you haven’t seen the movie. If audiences knew anything about entering “No Time to Die”, it was that Daniel Craig’s fifth film as James Bond –Read More →
One of the reasons that this work doesn’t weigh on me is that I take so much pleasure in welcoming new directorial talents to our screens. So here is our list of filmmakers whose first fiction feature films marked me so much. I’m still ringing the gong for second-time filmmakersRead More →
New Delhi, December 30 (IANS): Over time, cinema undergoes a huge change and emerging filmmakers are open to welcoming new changes and accepting challenges. To support these budding filmmakers, The Hyphen, a private company, has selected 10 film teams from across the country to make short documentaries on various socialRead More →
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Dennis Quaid as Dick Vermeil and Zachary Levi as Kurt Warner in American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story.Michael Kubeisy / Lionsgate Plan your screen time with the weekly What to Watch newsletter. Register today. American Underdog Directed by Andrew Erwin and Jon Erwin Written by David Aaron Cohen, based onRead More →
With Sing 2 now playing in cinemas nationwide, i was lucky enough to catch up Tori kelly and Scarlett johansson to discuss their individual journeys in the field of animated feature films. In the new movie, Kelly’s Meena stars in Buster Moon’s (Matthew mcconaughey) very successful local production at theRead More →
By Janie Walenda At first, remaking “West Side Story” seems like a bad idea. First of all, the original film is one of the best musicals of all time, despite its outdated voice-over and casting practices. Second, movie musicals are a dying genre. While still surviving thanks to Disney andRead More →
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma. – Film leaders seek to develop the film workforce in Oklahoma. If you’ve always wanted to work on a movie set, now there are new courses to teach you. Oklahoma’s film industry is booming, with “Killers of the Flower Moon,†“Minari,†“Reagan,†and “Reservation Dogs†all madeRead More →
Film leaders are looking to develop the film workforce in Oklahoma. If you’ve ever wanted to work on a movie set, now there are new courses to teach you. Oklahoma’s film industry is booming, with Killers of the “Flower Moon,†“Minari,†“Reagan,†and “Reservation Dogs†all made here in theRead More →
that of Bangkok cultural scene never fails to impress us with his new talents and stimulating arts. The city has become a haven for dynamic and up-and-coming artists, welcoming innovative ideas and talent with open arms. Dedicated to all these creatives in town, these series explores the journey and daringRead More →
In 1999 “The Matrix” came out and with it the phrases “red pill”, “bullet time” and “free your mind” entered the cultural lexicon. It was another world back then, when the technology taking over our brains was science fiction. For Keanu Reeves, our current over-reliance on technology is what makesRead More →
Ben Affleck says he doesn’t like big-ticket movies anymore While the same fans who vocally demanded Zack Snyder Justice League on social media also want Warner Bros. still doing “The Batfleck Movie”, it doesn’t look like they have the support of Ben Affleck himself. Although the star returns to theRead More →
Content of the article The Imperial Theater is set to screen its Pandemic Project feature film for an in-person audience. Content of the article Step Into Christmas, filmed last year and premiered online in December 2020 when the downtown Sarnia venue was closed to the public due to pandemic restrictions,Read More →