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The long, meandering journey of Ryusuke Hamaguchi's Drive My Car to four Oscar nominations mirrors the long, meandering journey that the Japanese filmmaker takes viewers...

The Nikon Z9s cat meow shutter sound gives photographers a glimpse of the personalized fun that more cameras should have.

From the history of the nation to the evolution of cinema, there’s something for every one

IAN Douglas has an enviable job – he spreads joy.

Last week I saw buttercups blooming under melting snow in a neighbor’s yard. In my own garden, I saw only mounds of grayish slush at first, but when I looked

Credit: Ben BirchallSPOKANE, Wash. — If you feel like relaxing on a Friday, then consider watching a feature film to celebrate Global Movie Day. The second Saturday of every February

The Magic Lantern Concert Series: Heat Speak, Rosie CQ When stages shut down in 2020, Live from Somewhere stepped up to give Spokane musicians a place to play. The group’s video series took local acts to atypical spots around town — from a record store to dusty back lots — to play their music and capture the performance with cinematic flair. Now, Live from Somewhere is stepping into the actual live music space, launching a new monthly concert series at The Magic Lantern. The ve...

A scattershot film adapted from the 2005 memoir of the same name by J.R. Moehringer, The Tender Bar is a story that never comes to...

Each year 25 films are nominated for the National Film Registry. In 2021 three more Latino themed films were added to the prestigious list.

With refreshingly blunt honesty, one of the earliest walls of text in the exhibition asks the very important question, ‘It’s Disney, but is it art?’