Cinema
October 12, 2020CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, Atomic Blonde, Ava, Colin Farrell., Common, female Assassin Film, female protagonist, Jessica Chastain, jessica chastain films, John Malkovich, Red Sparrow, Kaliray Arison
‘Ava’ Review – The Newest Assassin Film with a Female Protagonist Starring Jessica Chastain, Common
Although 'Ava' does adhere to an established paradigm of “assassin with a conscience,” I feel that it succeeded in creating a unique twist on this tale....
October 12, 2020most-featured, AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, Ben Stiller, Ethan Hawke, female directors, female filmmakers, Frances Ha, Greenberg, greta gerwig, lady bird, little women, little women novel, Louisa May Alcott, Maggie’s Plan, Mumblecore, Noah Baumbach, saoirse ronan, Women in Cinema, Melissa McGrath
Greta Gerwig: A Creative Force of Nature, Paving a Path for Women in Cinema
Greta Gerwig is changing the course of cinematic history as we know it by revolutionizing the female archetype in film and bettering female representation....
October 11, 2020CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, A Coming of Age Renaissance, A24, Academy Award-winning, American entertainment industry, Annapurna Pictures, Barry Jenkins, Black Stories, black viewers, Hollywood filmmaking, independent films, James Dean, lgbtq+ stories, Moonlight, Napoleon Dynamite, queer viewers, Rebel Without A Cause, Saw, The Sundance Film Festival, To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, young black man, Jordyn McEvoy
A Coming of Age Renaissance: Why the ‘Main Character’ Mentality is Making a Comeback with Style
The pivotal moments of growing up and coming of age will always have a demand in the film industry, to show people searching for a place where they belong....
October 11, 2020CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, brie larson, Bryan Stevenson, Equal Justice Initiative, Eva Ansley, fair trial, incarceration rates, institutional racism, Jamie Foxx, Just Mercy, Just Mercy Review, Michael B Jordan, Ronda Morrison, superhero, systemic racism, Walter McMillan, wrongful conviction, Joshua Valdez
‘Just Mercy’ Review: This Michael B. Jordan Starrer Explains Systemic Racism
'Just Mercy' - Michael B. Jordan plays a real-life superhero who helps prisoners that were wrongfully convicted of crimes get a fair trial....
October 11, 2020CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, alternating current, American capitalism, Anne Morgan, Asperger, Austrian, autism spectrum, Current War, Ethan Hawke, Eve Hewson, historical biopic, immigrants, Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Almereyda, Nikola Tesla, Tesla, tesla review, Thomas Edison, Trent Kinnucan
Must-Watch: Led by an Electric Ethan Hawke, ‘Tesla’ An Inventive Take on the Historical Biopic
Almereyda explores the alternating current of Tesla’s fortunes and challenges faced by immigrants, contesting the mythic nature of American capitalism....
October 10, 2020AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, academy awards, alain goldman, arida Amrouche, best biopics, Best Director, biopics, Caroline Raynaud, Caroline Sihol, Catherine Allégret, Christopher Gunning, Clotilde Courau, Denis Ménochet, differently abled, disabled, Édith Giovanna Gassion, Edith Piaf, emmanuelle seigner, Gérard Depardieu, Harry Hadden-Paton, Hidden Gems Series, hollywood insider, Isabelle Sobelman, jean-paul rouve, Jean-Pierre Martins, la vie en rose, la vie en rose tribute, Marc Barbé, Marcel Cerdan, Marie-Armelle Deguy, Marion Cotillard, marion cotillard academy awards, marion cotillard oscars, marion cotillard tribute, Olivier Dahan, olivier dahan interview, olivier dahan tribute, oscars, Paris, pascal greggory, Pauline Burlet, Pavlína Němcová, pritan ambroase, Richard Marizy, saint therese, sylvie testud, Tetsuo Nagata, The Masters of Cinema Archives, Tyler Bey, Christopher Davis
The Masters of Cinema Awards: Hollywood Insider Pays Tribute to ‘La Vie En Rose’, Exclusive Interview with Director Olivier Dahan
A film on Edith Piaf's life, 'La Vie En Rose' with Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard is highly deserving of this respectful tribute and inclusion in the archives....
October 10, 2020AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, As Good as it Gets, Circle of Life, Dark Knight trilogy, Despicable Me, Dunkirk, FILM COMPOSER, Gladiator, hans zimmer, Hans Zimmer & Christopher Nolan, hans zimmer awards, hans zimmer biography, hans zimmer life, hans zimmer movies, hans zimmer music, hans zimmer soundtracks, hans zimmer tribute, inception, Interstellar, Kung Fu Panda, Madagascar, Man of Steel, megamind, Pirates of the Caribbean, Rain Man, Sculptural Percussion, sherlock holmes, Shrek, The Lion King, The Preacher’s Wife, The Prince of Egypt, The Thin Red Line, Mirhan Tariq
A Tribute to Hans Zimmer: The Greatest Film Composer of the Modern Era
Hans Zimmer has become a celebrity in his own right by his mega-famous scores for blockbuster movies, a born talent without formal training....
October 10, 2020most-featured, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, TV TOP, A Time Lost, Black-ish, enola holmes, female producers, film Little, Hollywood producers, Legendary Pictures, Marsai Martin, millie bobby brown, Millie Bobby Brown eleven, Nancy Springer, Paige Brown, Stranger Things, Will Packer Productions, Youngest Producers, Kaliray Arison
Hollywood’s Youngest Producers: Millie Bobby Brown and Marsai Martin
Both Marsai Martin and Millie Bobby Brown are young activists, fighting for their future in Hollywood and taking direct action in making the industry better....
October 9, 2020AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, A Suitable Boy, academy award, bafta, Camera D’or, Cannes Film Festival, Children of a Desired Sex, Denzel Washington, female feticide, Golden Globes, Harvard Crimson, Harvard University, India, India Cabaret, INDIAN CINEMa, Indian immigrant, INDIAN REPRESENTATION, Jhumpa Lahiri, lupita nyong'o, Maisha Film Lab, Mira nair, Mississippi Masala, Monsoon Wedding, Mother India, Orissa, oscars, Padma Bhushan, Prix du Public, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Queen of Katwe, Salaam Baalak Trust, Salaam Bombay, So Far from India, Sooni Taraporevala, the Golden Lion, The Namesake, Ugandan-Indian, venice film festival, Vikram Seth, Mirhan Tariq
The Rise & Victory of Mira Nair: The Pride of Indian Representation in Cinema
Mira Nair is a winner in more ways than one, here is her rise to becoming one of the greatest directors in Hollywood....
October 9, 2020most-featured, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, Andy Samberg, Andy Siara, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Cristin Milioti, Fargo, hulu, J.K. Simmons, Max Barbakow, Nate Parker, oscars, Palm Springs, Saturday Night Live, Sundance Film Festival, The Birth of a Nation, The Lonely Island, The Wolf of Wall Street, Whiplash, Armando Brigham
Why Hulu’s Andy Samberg-Starrer ‘Palm Springs’ is a Must-Watch Critical & Commercial Success
'Palm Springs' is undoubtedly one of the best films with themes of depression, idleness, love, relationships, and even the meaning of life....
October 8, 2020most-featured, AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, 2017 Cinema, Alec Secareanu, armie hammer, Baby Driver, Beauty and the Beast, Blade Runner 2049, call me by your name, coco, Comic-book films, Darkest Hour, Despicable Me 3, Detroit, Dunkirk, get out, god's own country, good time, greatest gay love stories, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, It, It Comes at Night, josh o'connor, Jumanji, lady bird, Logan, Missouri, Molly’s Game, oscars, Pirates of the Caribbean 5, spider-man, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Star Wars VIII: The Last Jedi, The Big Sick, The Disaster Artist, The Fate of the Furious, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected), The Shape of Water, Thor: Ragnarok, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Timothée Chalamet, War for the Planet of the Apes, Wind River, Wolf Warrior 2, wonder woman, You Were Never Really Here, Merrick Sinclair
Why the Year 2017 Cinema Was The Best in The Decade
2017 Cinema is the best of the decade, as this year produced some of the finest films we have ever seen....
October 7, 2020CINEMA TOP, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, black cowboy, Black urban experience, Caleb McLaughlin, Concrete Cowboy, fatherhood, Fletcher Street Stables, Ghetto Cowboy, Greg Neri, Idris Elba, Jharrel Jerome, Lorraine Toussaint, Method Man, Moonlight, North Philadelphia, Toronto International Film Festival, when they see us, Tyler Bey
Idris Elba’s ‘Concrete Cowboy’ is a Revolutionary Film – Coming Soon!
Embrace your inner maverick with 'Concrete Cowboy' starring Idris Elba, it’s time Black children and adults see more complex depictions of themselves on screen....
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