The Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society announces their 2nd Annual Midseason Awards Nominees with Booksmart, Us, and Rocketman topping the nomination list. The Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society has announced the nominees for their Midseason Film Awards for the first half of 2019. Each June, the members of the LAOFCS vote
JAKE SCOTT has every reason to sit back and ride on the laurels of his famous director father. But that’s not who Jake Scott is. While he may have learned filmmaking, or grew an interest in it, at his father’s knee, Jake has forged his own path, most notably
Production started this week in Vancouver on Walt Disney Pictures’ “Flora & Ulysses,” directed by Lena Khan and based on the Newberry Award–winning children’s book, “Flora & Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures” by Kate DiCamillo. The film is being produced for the upcoming streaming service Disney+, which launches in the
Wry, dry, deadpan humor that just makes you laugh out loud, THE DEAD DON’T DIE is witty, wild, and weirdly fun. This is a perfect addition to Jim Jarmusch’s eclectic catalogue; a film you can really sink your teeth into. And while Jarmusch is typically an acquired taste, the
To set the stage for discussion on OPHELIA, one must borrow from the Bard himself and ask “what light through yonder window breaks”, as director Claire McCarthy’s beautiful visionary telling and crafting is indeed a light in not only the cinematic spectrum but in the world of Shakespeare. Magical,
Remember “back in the day” when the arts were celebrated in schools? I do. I was lucky. I went through the Colonial School District in suburban Philadelphia. It was, and still is, a well-funded school district with every program imaginable available to its students. Every school had art, music,
Take a look and listen to the first notes of Can You Feel The Love Tonight in this new extended spot for THE LION KING. From the wise and comforting words of James Earl Jones (Mufasa) to the harmony of Donald Glover (Simba) and Beyoncé Knowles-Carter (Nala), set under
Adapted for the screen by Arthur M. Jolly from his acclaimed stage play, A Gulag Mouse, first-time feature director Simon Fink adroitly translates from stage to screen while keeping the story contained within one basic set – a Siberian gulag bunkhouse circa WWII era. Framed around five women sharing
Babysitters, con artists, and kids. Oh my! THE NIGHT SITTER puts a new frightening spin on babysitters! (As if babysitting wasn’t scary enough!) John Rocco and Abiel Bruhn’s highly-anticipated horror feature THE NIGHT SITTER is set to spook summer, with a digital and DVD bow set for August via Uncork’d
THE BOYS is a fun and irreverent take on what happens when superheroes – who are as popular as celebrities, as influential as politicians and as revered as Gods – abuse their superpowers rather than use them for good. It’s the powerless against the super powerful as THE BOYS
