Cinematographer Sam Levy Talks Mayday, a Feminist Fantasy That is Calling Out To Audiences
Mayday is a unique film and, hopefully, the first of many feature-length collaborations between Sam Levy and Karen Cinorre.
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Mayday is a unique film and, hopefully, the first of many feature-length collaborations between Sam Levy and Karen Cinorre.
MSRP: $42.99 The Production: 4/5 On Skull Island, a research team headed by Ilene Andrews (Rebecca Hall) is studying the now aging Kong in a simulated environment with the help of an orphaned deaf girl Jia (Kaylee Hottle). Meanwhile, Godzilla has begun wreaking havoc on the facilities of Apex Cybernetics, who are close to discovering a portal to Hollow Earth, where they believe these Titans originated from. Godzilla is now deemed a threat, despite saving Earth by destroying Ghidorah just a few years ago. Fearing these two Titans meet, Monarch and Apex join forces to escort Kong back to his re...
“This isn’t your typical ski film” - Vagrants director Jack LeMay speaks to LBB’s Addison Capper about flying the flag for New England skiing and following six diehard skiers on a trip into the woods with a whole bunch of filmmaking equipment in tow ‘Made Back East’ is, in the words of Vagrants, the production company behind it, “a natively New England ski film”. A Vagrants original, in partnership with Parlor Skis and presented by Life is Good, it explores a love affair with backcountry skiing in a style far from your typical ski movie. This is anything but a montage of deat...
Danish director returned to his indie roots amid personal tragedy to make his most life-affirming film, an Oscar contender for both best director and international feature.
Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures; Apple; Netflix (2) A look into how five feature contenders DP's captured chaos, the West and personal transformation through their distinctly different approaches to their nominated works. The American Society of Cinematographers’ five feature nominees—one of whom will become a first-time winner when the 35th annual ASC Awards are handed out virtually April 18 from the Society's Hollywood Clubhouse—represent very distinct approaches to the medium. Although Joshua James Richards’ Nomadland and Dariusz Wolski's News of the World were both shot on loc...