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'Car Wash' Comedy Series Based On Movie In Works At NBC - Vimarsana News

'Car Wash' Comedy Series Based On Movie In Works At NBC

The cult classic 1976 Universal Pictures film 'Car Wash' is being adapted for TV by producer Malcolm D. Lee and writer Opey Olagbaju.

Cinema Chat: Russ Collins details trip to the Cannes Film Festival and previews the opening of 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' - Vimarsana News

Cinema Chat: Russ Collins details trip to the Cannes Film Festival and previews the opening of 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse'

Michigan Theater Foundation executive director Russ Collins has returned from an exciting two weeks at the Cannes Film Festival! He rejoins WEMU's David Fair to talk about his experience and the latest films coming to your favorite movie houses this weekend.

Source: wemu.org
Dog Day Afternoon movie review (1975) - Vimarsana News

Dog Day Afternoon movie review (1975)

"Dog Day Afternoon" runs a little longer than the average feature, and you think maybe they could have cut an opening montage of life in New York. But no. These shots, stolen from reality, establish a bedrock for the film. It's "naturalistic," says the director, Sidney Lumet. I think he means it has the pace and feel of everyday life. When you begin with the story of a man who sticks up a bank to finance his lover's sex change, when you have a situation that has attracted hundreds of cops and millions of TV viewers, you run the risk of making a side show. "Dog ...

Filmmaker Alexandre Rockwell's Everyday Surrealism - Vimarsana News

Filmmaker Alexandre Rockwell's Everyday Surrealism

Three Alexandre Rockwell films, now on OVID.tv, depict everyday Surrealism and Expressionism quite unlike the usual dingy kitchen-sink realism about lost souls.