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Actress-turned-filmmaker Rebecca Miller, the daughter of Arthur Miller, has made some good films, including Personal Velocity (2002) and 2005’s The Ballad of Jack and Rose (2005) — the latter starring

Dozens of Flushing residents filled the hall at Bowne Street Community Church to hear reports of reduced crime and applaud the Officers of the Month during

As it approaches its 90th birthday, the Little Theatre of Winston-Salem is serving up a raucous celebration of show-biz in its upcoming production of the classic Mel Brooks musical “The

When the 2023 “OUT at the Movies” festival opens on September 28th in Winston-Salem, it will mark the 20th anniversary of the “OUT at the Movies” screening series and the

Inspired by actual cases, P27: Patient 27 is a mini-series currently in pre-production, with a start date of October 8th. It dramatizes the efforts of an idealistic social services worker,

During this, the 30th anniversary of the School of Filmmaking at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA), it is only fitting that it would — once

The summer movie season ends with a thud with Strays, a ferociously unfunny farce that runs out of gas long before it runs out of gags. The gimmick might have

As the summer movie season draws to a close, Jules is a warm-hearted, winsome comedy that provides the requisite diversion while imparting a hopeful message in persuasive, unforced terms.

Renée Fleming is inarguably one of the greatest sopranos of her time, if not all time, with 18 Grammy Award nominations and five wins. In June it was announced that

Christopher Nolan doesn’t make small movies. He makes big ones. His latest film, Oppenheimer, is not just a big movie but a Big movie — and an Important movie. Like