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Extras / Film: FROM CLASSICS TO MODERN MASTERPIECES: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE TOP AWARD-WINNING FILMS
Embark on a cinematic adventure as we take you on a journey through the mesmerizing world of award-winning films. From the timeless classics that have shaped the industry to the modern masterpieces that continue to captivate audiences today, this exploration promises to be nothing short of extraordinary. With each film carefully selected for its artistic…
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Film Review: INVISIBLE BEAUTY (directed by Frédéric Tcheng | World Premiere at Tribeca)
TRUTH IS INVISIBLE BEAUTY Bethann Hardison is a trailblazer. And a mother. And ambitious. And a visionary. And a major success in the fashion world. And Black. And a Woman. Now in her seventies, she is still setting goals, reflecting on herself and finding new mountains to climb. Frédéric Tcheng’s beautiful new documentary Invisible Beauty,…
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Film Review: OUR SON (directed by Bill Oliver)
EQUAL OF THE SON In the new film Our Son, Gabriel (Billy Porter) and Nicky (Luke Evans) have been together for thirteen years. Married once gay marriage was legalized in the U.S., they also share an eight-year old son born via surrogate. Nicky is the biological father and the egg donor is his good friend…
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Extras / Film: Blackjack Scenes that Made the Film Industry More Exciting
Blackjack Scenes that Made the Film Industry More Exciting Online blackjack in Canada is definitely one of the favorite options for people looking to make their free time more interesting. The game itself has been popular for ages. However, thanks to the modernization of the entire gambling industry, people can now enjoy this game on…
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Film Review: THE LESSON (directed by Alice Troughton – World Premiere at Tribeca Film Festival)
A LESSON IN GREAT FILMMAKING Well-educated but struggling young writer Liam (superb Daryl McCormack) is very admiring of wealthy, well-respected, British novelist J.M. Sinclair (dazzling Richard E. Grant). Through an unexpected turn of events, Liam is hired as a literature tutor for Sinclair’s teenage son as preparation for his college exams. Liam soon moves into Sinclair’s…
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Film Review: THE GRADUATES (directed by Hanna Peterson World Premiere at Tribeca Film Festival)
HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA A BIT ELEMENTARY In writer/director Hanna Peterson’s feature film debut, a group of high school seniors struggle through their last year together as the one-year anniversary of a horrific shooting at their school approaches. The close-knit teens are still reeling from the event itself, in particular the loss of the ringleader of…
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Film Review: I.S.S. (Directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite — World Premiere at Tribeca)
EXTREME FEAR CAN NEITHER FIGHT NOR FLY — William Shakespeare Orbiting high above our planet on the International Space Station – I.S.S. – an American scientist who recently returned to earth is being replaced by another, newbie scientist (a solid Ariana DeBose). She joins an established team of three Russian and three American (now including…
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Film Review: RATHER (directed by Frank Marshall; Tribeca Film Festival)
A JOURNALISM POWERHOUSE Dan Rather sits in the back of a town car, looking pensive. Now in his early 90s, the icon of American journalism is being driven, somewhere, on a rainy day in Manhattan. We never find out where he’s going. For director Frank Marshall, his fascinating new documentary, simply titled Rather, is more…
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Film Review: SOUL DOCTOR (Fathom Events)
THIS SOUL NEEDS DOCTORING Soul Doctor is a 2010 musical about Rabbi Shlomo Carlbach, a.k.a. The Singing Rabbi and The Rock and Roll Rabbi, from his childhood in Nazi-occupied Vienna to his Orthodox upbringing in Brooklyn. Moving from Off-Off- to Off- to Broadway, the dramatizes his exploration, as a young man, of the Greenwich Village…
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Recommended Film: NELLY & NADINE (directed by Magnus Gertten)
Nelly & Nadine is the unlikely love story between two women falling in love on Christmas Eve, 1944, in the Ravensbrück concentration camp. Despite being separated in the last months of the war, Nelly and Nadine manage to later reunite and spend the rest of their life together. For many years their love story was kept…
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Extras / Film: GREAT CASINO MOVIES THAT YOU DIDN’T KNOW WERE MADE IN CANADA
Those who are thrilled with great locations in Canada will love to hear that some of their favorite casino movies were filmed there. If you think that gorgeous sites in Canada are exciting, you’ll love these equally exciting films, all with great stories. They offer a lot of suspense and drama, and often have very…
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Film: CAN YOU WATCH A 3D MOVIE WITHOUT GLASSES?
With the release earlier this year of Avatar: The Way of Water, 3D movie viewing has become a major talking point again. While audiences tend to love 3D films, they’re generally not quite as enamored with the glasses that are required to get the effect. This has led many people to question whether it’s possible to…
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EXPLORING THE HORROR GENRE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
There are many ways to get one’s adrenaline pumping. Horror, as a genre that has been there from the very start, is the current topic of discussion. The History of Horror Fascinatingly, the first horror film was made all the way back in 1896, called “The Devil’s castle”. It was a short film, especially by…
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Extras | Film: LIGHTS, CAMERA, VAPE: HOW THE VAPING CULTURE IS SHAPING MODERN CINEMA
Smoking and tobacco have always been a part of popular culture. However, in recent years, several reports have claimed that vapes have towered above traditional smoking methods. As a result, Vaping emerged as a solution for those who wanted to eliminate their smoking addictions. Disposable vapes have been used in numerous movies and films as…
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3 REAL-LIFE HAUNTED LOCATIONS FEATURED IN MOVIES
If you’re a horror fan, you know the importance of a good story when you choose a film to watch. It’s got to have everything you love in a horror: an intricate plot that draws you in, believable characters (heroes and villains), frightening jump scares and the pièce de résistance – a terrifying, preferably haunted…
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6 ICONIC MOVIE MONOLOGUES THAT WILL GIVE YOU GOOSEBUMPS
Welcome to a captivating exploration of the silver screen’s most memorable moments. In the realm of cinema, few things can rival the sheer power of a well-delivered monologue. Those singular, poignant moments where a character’s words transcend the screen, reaching into our very souls, leaving us breathless and stirred. In this article, we invite you…
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Extras / Film: 10 ACTORS WHO PRACTICED PLAYING CARDS FOR THEIR ROLES
In cinema, actors often go to great lengths to prepare for their roles, immersing themselves in the intricacies of their characters’ lives. One fascinating aspect of this dedication is the time and effort some actors put into mastering specific skills to bring authenticity to their performances. This comprehensive article will delve into the captivating realm…
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Extras / Film: THE BEST MOVIES WITH LIVE CASINO SCENES
Almost all movies and TV shows with a casino scene quickly make it into classic cult status. Films that feature casino scenes are usually fast-paced, with a strong build-up and intense and exciting soundtracks. Something that always comes up is that there are usually a couple of mistakes in casino scenes in order for the…
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Extras / Film: How Mastering the Game of Poker Can Help Actors, Directors, and Other Media Industry Professionals
Poker is a card game of skill, strategy, and probability (and, of course, wits) that requires players to make fast, calculated decisions based on their hands, the community cards, and the behavior of their opponents. The “Sensei” of poker players have mastered the art by developing their skills and strategy over time. It’s no wonder the…
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Film Preview: THE COVENANT (directed by Guy Ritchie – starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Dar Salim)
A bond. A pledge. A commitment. Watch a NEW behind-the-scenes look at Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Dar Salim Watch Now Don’t miss the upcoming action-thriller, also starring Antony Starr, Alexander Ludwig, Bobby Schofield, with Emily Beecham and Jonny Lee Miller, only in theaters April 21. Tickets…

















