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‘Rock Camp: The Movie’ and ‘My Little Sister’ top this week’s streaming movies at Cleveland Cinemas and Cinematheque Updated Jan 13, 2021; Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio -- For all of those weekend warrior musicians, the new film “Rock Camp: The Movie” provides a summer camp-meets-”Spinal Tap” experience. The documentary feature wannabe rock stars from around the world meeting and learning from their heroes -- and camp counselors -- such as Roger Daltrey, Alice Cooper, Gene Simmons, Jeff Beck and Slash. It premiers online Jan. 15, via virtual screening rooms at both The Cle...

Being the Mayor of Ramallah is no ordinary job and a new documentary, Mayor, is no ordinary film about Palestine. David Osit, the director, explains why

the Reel Palestine Film Festival is set to return for a seventh time from January 22. The community-driven event , which is run by volunteers, is a collaboration between Reel Palestine and art house movie theatre Cinema Akil . It aims to bring the best of cinema from Palestine and its diaspora to audiences in the UAE. Reel Palestine Film Festival will run for nine days in 2021. Courtesy Reel Palestine Stories of love, family, joy, heartbreak, dancing and the creative spirit of humanity are promised this year, as films by international award-winning directors, as well as up-and-coming firs...

‘Nightshift’ and ‘Songs My Brothers Taught Me’ top this week’s streaming movies at Cleveland Cinemas and Cinematheque Updated Jan 06, 2021; Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cleveland Cinemas (Cedar Lee, the Capitol and Chagrin Cinemas) -- beginning Jan. 8 -- will be screening a new film, “Nightshift.” Not to be confused with 2018 horror film “Nightshift” (or Ron Howard’s ’80s comedy “Night Shift”), director Anne Fontaine’s new suspenseful drama finds three Parisian cops forced to accept an unusual mission to escort a foreigner to the border. After discovering...

Perhaps one is doomed to be eclipsed when playing Princess Margaret, but Vanessa Kirby more than held her own in the first two seasons of The Crown. The perfect foil for Claire Foy's prissy and dutiful young queen, Kirby's Margaret fulminated on the sidelines, craving the spotlight she managed to attract all too often with her rock 'n' roll lifestyle and her appalling taste in men.