This Week’s Good Reads (Week of May 16)
The big news stories this week came – unsurprisingly – from the Cannes Film Festival, with high-profile film acquisitions, contradictory movie receptions, and a […]
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This Week’s Good Reads (Week of May 9)
Happy Friday the 13th! This week saw the kickoff of the 2016 Cannes Film Festival (Darrien and Eliza are holding down the fort tent
Filmmaker Interview: PEARRY TEO, co-writer/director of THE CURSE OF SLEEPING BEAUTY
PEARRY TEO‘s 2007 sci-fi thriller The Gene Generation holds special distinction in his filmmaking career: Not only was it his feature directorial debut, but
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of May 2)
May has arrived, and with it, obligatory Summer Movie Previews on every entertainment website ever (seriously, Google it – they’re everywhere). We haven’t looked
SAGindie’s May Movie Picks
Spring has sprung, and a new slate of movie releases are here to keep us indoors in spite of improving weather conditions. From Jane
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 25)
The biggest news this week in film… and music… culture… feminism… race… and life in general, was Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” taking over your Twitter feed.
Indie Shakespeare 101
UPDATED 4/27/22 There has been no writer in history with more film adaptations than WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. His plays have seen numerous faithful adaptations, but
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 18)
This week kicked off with our Tribeca Cast Party in New York, saw the passing on an iconic musical genius, wrapped up with a
TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL 2016 Winners
[4/24/16 UPDATED with Audience Award winners.] Another year, another successful Tribeca Film Festival. In addition to a huge slate of standout indie films (check
NBCUniversal Short Film Festival – SEEKING SUBMISSIONS
Deadline: May 15, 2016 The annual NBCUniversal Short Film Festival is currently accepting submissions. The festival celebrates innovative storytelling from diverse voices, and seeks
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 11)
This week, everyone was writing about texting (is that redundant?). More specifically, texting in movie theaters. After AMC proposed that they’d soon allow texting
Panel (Full Video): EBERTFEST 2016 – WOMEN IN FILM
In case you couldn’t make it to this year’s Ebertfest in Illinois, they have been so kind as to live-stream all their panels, including