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Richard E. Grant In 'The Lesson', Mark Duplass In 'Biosphere' Open – Deadline

Helmer Mel Eslyn and Alice Troughton on their first features in a busy arthouse weekend.

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Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival marks 30th anniversary

The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival kicks off its 30th anniversary with a screening of Samuel D. Pollard and Rex Miller's "Citizen Ashe," detailing the evolution of Arthur Ashe from groundbreaking tennis legend to public figure, at 7 p.m. today in Horner Hall at the Hot Springs Convention Center, 124 Convention Center Blvd., Hot Springs.

Here's what's at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Fest this weekend

he Hot Springs Documentary Film Fest has been paving the way for the Arkansas film scene for 30 years, and the lineup this weekend is stellar.

The Best Films of 2021

Brent Lee shares his own personal thoughts on the best films of 2021.

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Six Films to See at Gothenburg Film Festival 2021

Six Films to See at Gothenburg Film Festival 2021 Gothenburg Film Festival, which takes place 29th January – 8th February, is one of the most awaited industry events for Nordic film professionals and enthusiasts. It is also an exciting event for Gothenburg locals, uniting all the city’s cinemas for one mission: to bring the best films from around the world to the city. Gothenburg Film festival is the largest film festival in the Nordic countries, typically screening up to 450 movies and attracting around 160.000 visitors per year. It is one of the most important annual meeting places in the Nordic film industry. The festival is known for addressing important social issues, including unequal representation in cinema. Last year, they announced their 50/50 vision initiative: from 400 movies presented, half were directed by women.

J. Edgar Hoover's unrelenting assault on MLK's dream | Entertainment

Samuel D. Pollard’s documentary “MLK/FBI” confesses at the very start that the material in his film lies in an ethical gray zone.