Sheryl Crow will release a soundtrack showcasing the songs featured in her upcoming documentary “Sheryl.” “I’m thrilled with the premiere of my documentary,” Crow said. “I hope people will find strength and courage through my story. It was a journey through years and years of incredible memories, and I’m proudRead 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 →
Netflix has every right to relent after this weekend’s trio of big wins from the Directors Guild of America (DGA), BAFTA and Critics Choice Awards, where it scooped top prizes with Jane’s “The Power of the Dog.” Campion. With its 12 nominations and Oscar nominee Sam Elliott’s reviews of theRead More →
Celebrate Peaky Blinders‘ last series, the soundtrack comes out on vinyl. The 49 pieces of music and dialogue from the show’s first five seasons will be spread across three blood red LPs. The vinyl release will feature two versions of Peaky Blinders‘ Iconic ‘Right Hand Red’ theme – the originalRead More →
At the end of Radhe Shyam, what stuck with me were his picture-perfect frames that were painstakingly crafted to look like paintings. Cinematographer Manoj Paramahamsa, production designer Raveender Reddy, and costume designers Thota Vijayabhaskar and Eka Lakhani set the mood for an epic fairy tale. But how long can youRead 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 →
Netflix dominated the 2022 Film Independent Spirit Awards as The lost girl won best picture and director and screenplay awards for Maggie Gyllenhaal at an in-person ceremony on the beach in Santa Monica that honored diversity. Sunday’s (6) triumph at the 37th Film Independent Awards saw Elena Ferrante’s adaptation starringRead 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 →
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 →
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was the franchise’s first standalone live-action feature film. But the Skywalker family (at least until the last moment) wasn’t the film’s only notable absence. John Williams didn’t score either. That honor went to composer Michael Giacchino. Now you can celebrate its soundtrack with aRead More →
Read one of the funniest scenarios of the year. Have you seen Spider-Man: No Coming Home in theaters? It seemed like everyone else had, with the film surpassing $1 billion worldwide. Aside from all the amazing on-screen cinematic wins, it’s magical how the storyline came together. If you haven’t seenRead More →
the national treasure the films directed by Nicolas Cage have sparked a sense of exploration and adventure in his audience and it’s great to see country-to-country expeditions of this nature return to the big screen with Unexplored – with the copious partition of Ramin Djawadi to facilitate the escape. WeRead More →
Does Oscar favorite Jane Campion win her second writing trophy, or does it go to the snubbed writer-director of ‘Dune’? (Constantly updated.) As usual, the nominees in the Adapted Screenplay category are a varied bunch, with films of all shapes and sizes adapted from earlier material, whether it’s novels, shortRead 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 →
Some directors would do just about anything to get their movies made. Chez Sedrick Amar II Blood on the screenplay, a director goes too far in making sure to make his perfect feature film. The director (Joseph Miller) in question kidnaps a great Hollywood writer (Sam Mandel). The director intendsRead 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 →
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 →
Stretched beyond its limits, Death of a Telemarketer is never funny enough, and its hostage plot makes as much sense as a senseless cold call. Telemarketers, and their profession as a whole, rely on a certain brand of dishonesty, as the job requires them to come up with creative waysRead 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 →
2022’s Scream has a fully loaded soundtrack that mixes new and familiar songs, cultivating the perfect atmosphere for this tribute to Wes Craven. The songs played throughout 2022 Scream perfectly match the tone of the film, with the soundtrack drawing viewers back to Woodsboro. The film’s soundtrack mixes songs fromRead More →
7 January 2022, 17:26 Composer Germaine Franco with Encanto star Mirabel Madrigal. Image: Getty Lin-Manuel Miranda teams up with composer Germaine Franco in his latest musical partnership with Disney. Dance its release from 2021, Encanto is the latest film offering from Walt Disney Animation Studios. Encanto tells the story ofRead 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 →
Editor’s Note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series makes its debut and celebrates the movie scripts that will be factors in this year’s movie prize race. Oscar-winning screenwriter William Monahan (The dead) admits that after agreeing to adapt author JR Moehringer’s memoir in the feature film The tender bar a waveRead More →
Editor’s Note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series debuts and celebrates the movie scripts that will be factors in this year’s cinematic award race. The science fiction concept behind Apple Original Films’ Swan song was both new and fantastic: Cameron Turner, terminally ill (Mahershala Ali) undergoes an experimental cloning procedure toRead 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 →
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 →
Via Twitter, iconic songwriter Michael Giacchino announced that he has been hired to oversee the soundtrack of the upcoming “Thor: Love and Thunder,†the franchise’s superhero sequel. Giacchino is known for some of the most memorable sheet music in cinema, including “Mission Impossible”, “Planet of the Apes: Confrontation”, “Ratatouille”, “UpRead More →
The leaf changes with each season, it wilts, it grows and it springs up. New color, new frontier, new life. The Works of Nature is a patient artist, and Majid Al Remaihi’s film, Like The Leaf, is the continuation of art and life. How do you cope with the loss?Read More →
Iraqi actress and director Zahraa Ghandour poses for a photo in the Egyptian resort town of El-Gouna on October 21, 2021. Photo: AFP Alongside the celebrities who parade on the red carpet of film festivals in Egypt, a traditional powerhouse of regional cinema, young Arab women directors stand out withRead More →
At the end of their ultra-dramatic performance of the play Khel Khel Mein (KKM) – also the title of this new Pakistani film now showing in theaters – the board of directors of the prestigious and dear university IMS, launches a more youthful advice than the ardent ambitions of youngRead More →
Tianna Johnson’s “Obeah” Tops The Brit List, an Annual Showcase of Unproduced Screenplays from the UK The list has been compiled from recommendations from UK production companies, arts agencies, sales companies, financiers, distributors and broadcasters. Johnson, represented by Curtis Brown, received 15 referrals for the urban drama television show “Obeah”.Read More →
Greta Gerwig Pledges to Write Screenplay for Upcoming Live-Action Movie Based on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs By Sam Joseph Semon For Dailymail.com Posted: 5:56 p.m. EST, November 17, 2021 | Update: 5:58 p.m. EST, November 17, 2021 Greta Gerwig has signed on to write the screenplay for anRead More →
Blue velvet and Quantum leap actor Dean Stockwell has passed away; Dave Grohl’s Foo Fighters set a movie in a haunted mansion; tips on how to format text messages in a timeline. All in today’s Movie News Rundown. Foo Fighters Movie: Dave Grohl and the other five members of FooRead More →
November 02, 2021 Main picturePhoto by Johnny Le Gus Van Sant is a director who has never forgotten his independent roots. When you’re not directing multi-award-winning studio photos such as Goodwill hunting (1997) and Milk (2008), he spends his time working with actors who are entirely fond of the elephantRead More →
The international profile of Japanese director RyÅ«suke Hamaguchi has exploded over the past year, as he released two feature films that both caused a sensation on the festival circuit. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy premiered at the Berlinale and won the Silver Bear, while Drive my car played in competitionRead More →
A field crowded with writers, including several newcomers, will compete for five slots. (Constantly updated.) As usual, the candidates for the Adapted Screenplay category are a diverse group, with films of all shapes and sizes adapted from plays, novels, memoirs, or an earlier film. And there are a lot ofRead More →
Sequels, spinoffs, and origin stories fill the multiplexes, but it’s extremely rare to see two feature films centered on the same real-world character. Enter “The Souvenir”, two films directed by Joanna Hogg on a subject that is not common on the screen either: a young woman who finds her wayRead More →
Grammy-winning singer Koffee has added a major film soundtrack to her growing list of accomplishments. Koffee joins compatriot Barrington Levy as Reggae / Dancehall stars, whose vocals will feature on the soundtrack of the all-black action / adventure western film The more they fall, which stars Jonathan Majors, Zazie Beetz,Read More →
Eternals is officially two weeks away from the theatrical release, and Marvel Studios has shared some fun content in honor of the upcoming release. Today they tweeted two clips from the Eternals score, which was composed by Ramin Djawadi. Djawadi won two Emmy Awards for his musical creation for GameRead More →
Neil Ferron’s horror screenplay for “Fishmonger†won the Slamdance 2021 Grand Prize for Screenplay. “Fishmonger†is described as a supernatural dark comedy in which the titular salesman must survive a sexual pact with an ancient sea creature for save his mother’s soul from hell. Other winners in the Feature Film,Read More →
To call The flamboyant world an ambitious endeavor for Carlson Young would be an understatement, as the surreal adventure saw Young fulfilling a triple duty, having acted, directed and co-wrote the mixture of horror and fantasy. With an audience probably more familiar with her work as an actress, having starredRead More →
MUMBAI: Director Chatainya Tamhane won Best Screenplay for his Marathi feature film “The Disciple” at the 15th Asian Film Awards. The winners in 18 categories were announced Friday at a ceremony hosted by the Asian Film Awards Academy (AFAA) in conjunction with the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) and theRead More →
Artists, Writers and Craftsmen (AWA) hired Aaron Rabin to adapt his graphic fiction series “Old Haunts”. This is the second feature film project from AWA Studios, the recently launched film and television studio arm of AWA. This is the first project announced that the company is funding internal development. AWARead More →
HYANNIS – Launch of its four CapePOPS concerts! Series, the Cape Symphony presents this month “Grease: The Film with Live Orchestra”, interpreting the soundtrack of the film. The 1978 summer blockbuster starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John released popular songs such as “Summer Nights”, “You’re the One That I Want”,Read More →
The long-awaited prequel to The Sopranos, The Many Saints of Newark set in 1960s and 1970s New Jersey, and the film uses an expansive soundtrack to create a period vibe. Songs in The Many Saints of Newark range from radical oral poetry to old-fashioned crooning. Like the original TV series,Read More →
Uncomfortable is the head that wears the crown; However, Quentin Tarantino finds it a piece of cake bearing all the accolades he has received. From his early days as a director, Tarantino has always been associated with greatness. His first two films “Reservoir Dogs” and “Pulp Fiction” put him inRead More →
In a cinematic landscape where everything is a franchise, it’s infuriating that we’re not yet on our fifth or sixth Easy Rawlins movie. 1995 director Carl Franklin’s mysteriously underrated “Devil in the Blue Dress” stars Denzel Washington as the private eye of Walter Mosley’s marvelous detective novels, slyly avoiding corruptRead More →
Quentin Tarantino’s childhood dream was to be successful as a writer and director – a dream that paid off big. Tank dogs got its name in the Hollywood industry, and pulp Fiction put his name on the card. By the time Tarantino achieved the success he sought, however, the dreamRead More →
In the 10 years since the release of Nicolas Winding Refn’s “Drive”, the lives of two key characters behind its soundtrack, Johnny Jewel and Cliff Martinez, have changed for the better, thanks to the film. “Before I got off ‘Drive’, I was standing by the freeway with a cardboard signRead More →
No great black romance is complete without an equally excellent score and / or soundtrack to accompany it. Love Jones, Waiting to expire, Brown sugar, and Beyond the lights are just a few examples are beautiful movies with a solid soundtrack while new romances like Photography, Sylvie’s love, and IfRead More →
A teaser for Mad god. By now, anyone who would accept the label of “cinephile” knows the legendary Phil Tippett. Perhaps the greatest visual effects artist of the past 50 years (if not already), Tippett brought the dinosaurs of jurassic park and the creatures of Star wars while enriching aRead More →
Dark shadows weave their way through the red rocks of Moab, the only light coming from the waxing moon. The dry grasses huddle together, sounding like footsteps. Wait, footsteps? You check behind your back, but there is nothing. Wait, do the rocks make shadows that look like this? Wait, doRead More →
By Shane Carley On August 14, the independent sci-fi steampunk feature “Secret Within the Sphere” premiered in Gettysburg, R / C Gateway Theater 8. The film was shot and produced in central Pennsylvania, and the main actors are Lancaster (Sugey Cruz, Alex Rudegeair and Jeremy Good), Reading (Josh Spudeno) andRead More →
When asked in writing if she could discuss the plight of Afghan filmmakers after the Taliban regained power last weekend, Diana Saqeb Jamal succinctly declines. “My only thought is we’re screwed. Sorry.” The director, whose short film “Roqaia†(photo) was featured in the Horizons 2019 section of Venice, has beenRead More →
When it comes to dark and suspenseful thrillers, South Korean cinema reigns supreme. Especially when serial killers enter the equation, with a cat-and-mouse chase that will irrevocably change all parties. Kwon Oh-seungthe first feature film by, Midnight, enters the pantheon of breathtaking thrillers, delivering a propulsive, unpredictable film, lighter thanRead More →
Ever since “Nine Days” filmmaker Edson Oda won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2020, the award has been a big boost to confidence whenever a little lick syndrome. impostor declares himself. “I’m keeping it on another table so I can see it,” EdsonRead More →
Deadline EXCLUSIVE: Thinklab Media and Kapers Animation have revealed the first footage of “Inspector Sun and the Curse of the Black Widow”, the animated noir-ish family thriller currently in production in Spain with a planned end in the summer of 2022. The director is Julio Soto Gúrpide (Deep) with aRead More →
Great news for all Marvel fans! A fourth “Captain America” ​​movie is on the way. Marvel Studios hired “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” (FAWS) lead writer Malcolm Spellman to write the script for the film. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Spellman will co-write the screenplay with Dalan Musson, aRead More →
Writer-director Ramin Bahrani was nominated in the Best Adapted Screenplay category at the 93rd Academy Awards for Adarsh ​​Gourav’s star “The White Tiger”. The Oscar nominations were announced by Gourav’s co-star in the film, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and her husband, actor-singer Nick Jonas, on Monday night (India time). “Mank”, withRead More →
Megan Thee Stallion has confirmed that she is working on a film script. Megan had previously hinted at a feature film development in a Great NME read interview last month. In a new interview, the Houston rapper confirmed her work in progress and said she was a huge fan ofRead More →