Mad love wasn’t the only emotion some Taylor Swift fans were feeling after the music superstar’s Eras Tour concert film opened in theaters over the
Author: David Keslassy
Italian Cinema Builds on Bumper Budgets to Up Quality, Be Bolder, Battle in International Markets
Venice Film Festival artistic director Alberto Barbera is adamant about his decision to place six Italian movies in this year’s 23-title festival lineup. “Nobody accused
‘Dune: Part Two’ delayed until 2024 amid Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strikes
The ‘Dune’ sequel was previously set to release in November this year. Will others follow suit? Warner Bros. announced that Denis Villeneuve’s Dune sequel, originally
Madonna Announces Rescheduled Dates for North American Leg of Celebration Tour
The tour will officially kick off in London on Oct. 14 and will first visit the U.S. on Dec. 13 at the Barclays Center in
Montclair Film Festival Announces 2021 Award Winners
The Montclair Film Festival (MFF) today announced the winners of the festival’s 2021 film competitions. This year’s festival featured four competitive categories: Fiction, Documentary, Future/
Ending Disease review – a powerful case for the miracle cure
In focusing on the stories of recovery this documentary, following patients participating in stem cell research trials in the US, allows the optimism to outshine
Lady Gaga Returns to Las Vegas Residency “652 Days” Since Last Show
“You know it’s been 652 days since I have seen this audience,” said Lady Gaga Thursday night at Las Vegas’ newly minted Dolby Live theater
‘Inexorable’ Review: A Nanny From Hell in a Nest of Old Money
A usurper melodrama by any other name is still a usurper melodrama, and Fabrice du Welz’s latest doesn’t really try to cloak its genre conventions:
‘Comala’ Review: When Daddy Is a Bad Guy With a Gun
A thread of toxic male lying, cheating, stealing, abandoning and violence connects the scattered pieces director Gian Cassini assembles into the family quilt of “Comala.”
Maria Chapdelaine Review: A Leisurely Portrait of Early 20th-Century Rural Quebec Life
Among authors who didn’t live to witness their own success, Louis Hemon is a particularly unfortunate case — his novel “Maria Chapdelaine” was published in
