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Blade Runner tallied $14.8 million.) That would have likely been the end of the story, if not for a fluke occurrence in 1990. That’s when a Los Angeles repertory theater requested a print of Blade Runner from Warner Bros. and got something unexpected, as Gizmodo reports. An exhaustive report in the Los Angeles Times, written by noted film critic Kenneth Turan in 1992, detailed how the Cineplex Odeon Fairfax asked for and received a 70mm print of the sci-fi film. Michael Arick, the director...

These days, Blade Runner is considered one of the all-time masterpieces of science fiction. The combination of Philip K. Dick’s idea, Ridley

Published PC players have a lot to look forward to in 2021. Whether thats sequels to beloved games, or new entries into long-running franchises, theres plenty to keep you busy throughout the year. Given that many of last years games were delayed into 2021, this year will be slightly different than usual. Were likely to see many games announced and released this year, so dont worry that the upcoming slate looks a little bare right now. Plenty of big releases like Halo Infinite and Far...

HBO Max Movies and TV Shows Streaming in February 2021 Share HBO Max Movies and TV Shows Streaming in February 2021 HBO Max continues to be a streaming force to be reckoned with a February slate of classics and originals on the streamer. February brings the release of two Warner Bros. theatricals premiering in theaters and on HBO Max on the same day. Debuting on February 12, Judas and the Black Messiah tells the story of Bill ONeal (LaKeith Stanfield), who infiltrates the Black Panthers per FB...

Participant Partners With NEON to Co-Distribute Sundance Winner Flee Angelique Jackson, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Participant has partnered with NEON on the North American distribution of Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s documentary, “Flee,” after its Sundance debut. The film, a largely animated documentary about the life of a gay Afghan refugee, earned the grand jury prize in the World Cinema Documentary Competition category on Tuesday night, just hours after the new partnership was annou...

Flee, Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s documentary about a refugee, for an undisclosed seven-figure sum (which according to Variety was right around a million dollars). The film tells the story of Amin Nawabi (a pseudonym), who fled from Afghanistan to Denmark as a child. He has found happiness in the country as an adult, but a secret he’s been keeping for decades threatens to ruin his life. Nawabi co-wrote the film with Rasmussen (who has previously made live-action and hybrid documentaries). Flee...

The month of January brought a ton of content for HBO Max but this month will not be any different since the service has some really good stuff coming up. Here is everything that’s coming to the service this month (from Den of Geek): February 1 The Amityville Horror, 1979 (HBO) The Amityville Horror, 2005 (HBO) American Style

Jonas Poher Rasmussen finds remarkable means to unearth the memories of his protagonist, Amin, congealing them into something akin to a classic suspense tale, yet one still rooted in documentary credibility. A 2020 Cannes Label selection, Flee waited half a year to have its full premiere in the World Cinema Documentary Competition at this year’s Sundance, where it has been one of the most admired films at the whole festival, as well as at the Göteborg Film Festival. (The article continues ...

film profile], her Sundance World Cinema Documentary Competition entry, Nielsson shows that in politics, a happy ending is really just the beginning. And that democracy needs to be built, steadily, as for some, the old ways will always be much more appealing. (The article continues below - Commercial information) In President, focusing on the events leading up to 2018’s supposedly “free and transparent” elections, Mugabe might be gone – at least until he calls for an impromptu press c...

A doc whose topicality feels like a double-edged sword. TWITTER The evidence of voting fraud during Zimbabwe’s 2018 election piles up in Camilla Nielsson’s documentary. The 2018 presidential elections in Zimbabwe, fought between former vice president Emmerson “the crocodile” Mnangagwa and the bright young opposition candidate Nelson Chamisa, were a dismal affair rife with election fraud, if you follow the persuasive arguments mounted by documaker Camilla Nielsson in President. Chamisa,...