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November 15, 2023
In director Todd Haynes’ difficult-to-admire 'May December,' the characters inhabit the upscale surroundings of Savannah, Georgia.
October 8, 2023
A tribute to one of the greatest to ever do it.
October 6, 2023
John Waynes respect was earned by Rock Hudson on The Undefeated set where Duke seriously injured himself but powered on through to complete the picture.
October 15, 2022
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
February 10, 2022
Held as a physical event thanks to strict hygiene measures, Berlin's famed film festival kicks off with Francois Ozon's "Peter von Kant," a tribute to the power of cinema.
July 29, 2021
Peacock has a ton of content coming up for the month of August so members will be very entertained. The only negative of the new month is that the service will also be taking some content off right away. The removals include popular films from The Matrix and The Mummy. Here is what’s coming and leaving during the month of August for Peacock (lists from Comicbook and Cord Cutters News): August 1
May 24, 2021
Dennis Quaid's smile has lit up screens since the '70s. We look back on "The Big Easy," "Far From Heaven," "Traffic," "Innerspace" and other classic films.
February 4, 2021
It seems odd to label the Golden Globe-nominated “Two of Us” revolutionary this late into the 21st century. But sadly that’s where we are when it comes to society’s prevailing view of same-sex lovers pushing 70. Heck, many feel the same about heterosexuals of the same age. So what gives? Are people of a certain age supposed to cage their lust when they turn gray? With subtle and profound beauty, director Filippo Meneghetti begs to differ in presenting longtime lovers in Ni...
December 22, 2020
It’s safe to say the lush, utterly romantic “Sylvie’s Love” is nothing less than a milestone in the history of African American cinema. Urbane, smart and heart-wrenching, the Sundance favorite, premiering this week on Amazon Prime, is the equivalent of what “Crazy Rich Asians” achieved in casting a positive light on a vastly underserved market of American minorities. And in the process creating a potential crossover hit exceeding far beyond its target audience. In other words, you...