12 Things That Everyone Enjoys, Without Exception
During these divided times, there are at least 12 things that everyone enjoys.
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Sundance Review: Magic Farm Discovers Chloë Sevigny Stranded in Argentina
Do you recall Vice News? It was akin to CNN but with neck tattoos and no retirement plan. The now-closed outlet dispatched its team of reporters—who could have easily doubled as American Apparel models—around the world to deliver stories that conventional media found too dull to report. It was a Williamsburg-centric global news source that inspired numerous imitations.
Sundance Review: Oh, Hi! is a Fun Experience that Takes a Wrong Turn
Have you ever restrained someone and then just left them? Neither have I. But that certainly makes for an intriguing opening scenario in a film. A more relatable scenario is the romantic getaway—an essential milestone in any budding relationship. Spending that uninterrupted time together can work wonders for getting to know one another, revealing truths that shape the future of the relationship.
Michel Gondry's biopic inspired by Pharrell Williams and Ezra Edelman's documentary about Prince will not be released.
David Zaslav isn't the sole person in Hollywood who is entirely discarding completed feature films. This week reveals that two notable upcoming movies in different stages of post-production will not be released. To start, Michel Gondry filmed Golden (previously named Atlantis) last year, which draws inspiration from Pharrell Williams' childhood.
Tom Cruise hints at an extraordinary conclusion for Mission: Impossible with the Super Bowl spot for The Final Reckoning.
“Everything you were and everything you’ve accomplished has led to this.” Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is poised to be the monumental finale of this thrilling action blockbuster series. In the newest teaser that debuted on Super Bowl Sunday, we get a glimpse of what Tom Cruise and director Christopher McQuarrie are creating. It’s developing into […]
Rotterdam Review: The Tiger Award-Winning Fiume o Morte! Offers a Historical Reenactment Full of Uncommon Wit and Vitality
As I delved into Gabriele D'Annunzio's 16-month takeover of Fiume, a story vividly recounted in Igor Bezinović’s new documentary, Fiume o Morte!, which has won the Tiger Award, I found myself reflecting on Yukio Mishima. While D’Annunzio’s life did not conclude in such a dramatic fashion, the two men––both renowned writers and fervent nationalists with grandiose military ambitions and equally debated legacies––clearly had a penchant for the
Indie Horror Filmmaking: Launching The Baby in the Basket amidst a difficult environment
Flickering Myth's initial venture into filmmaking is making its debut, but the challenges of the indie film landscape are significant. If, dear readers, you haven't already been inundated with updates about Flickering Myth's inaugural film project, our movie The Baby in the Basket has now been released to the public, [...]
12 Things That Everyone Enjoys, Without Exception
During these divided times, there are at least 12 things that everyone enjoys.