Tag: Film
Young Filmmakers Set Out to Capture the Complexity of L.A. and the Results Are Beautiful
As part of a Frieze L.A. program, emerging movie makers created L.A.-centric meditations on everything from gig work to filmmaking itselfâand you can watch them all
Will the Documentary Boom Continue After COVID?
Starved of life experiences during the pandemic, audiences have binged on documentaries. But for every âHemingwayâ there's a âHot Girls Wantedâ
35 Years Ago, Cobra Went Toe to Toe with a Crime Cult Across L.A.
Production designer Bill Kenney takes us from Long Beach to Piru to retrace Sylvester Stallone's steps in the 1986 thriller 'Cobra'
Scarlett Johansson Has Become Hollywood’s Canary in a Coal Mine
As the movie industry plots a big summer return, everyone's holding their breath to see if our most versatile actress will help 'Black Widow' soar
A Fellowship Is Fostering Diverse Documentariansâand Reaping Oscar Nods
The Artist-in-Residence program at Concordia Studio is building a network for filmmakers like Garrett Bradley, whose film 'Time' is up for an Academy Award this year
8 Screenwriters Tell Us Which Movies Inspired Them to Write Their Own
We talked to famed screenwriters about their inspirations, from 'Malcolm X' to 'E.T.'
‘Coming 2 America’ Star Jermaine Fowler Lives Out a Dream On-Screen
The rising funnyman is already plotting his and Eddie Murphy's cinematic future
A Beloved SoCal Drive-In Gets an Encore Thanks to the Pandemic
Mission Tiki Drive-In in Montclair was sold for redevelopment last year, but uncertain times have staved off the final curtain
The Academy Museum Delays Its Opening Again, This Time to Fall of 2021
Museum director Bill Kramer promises a "remarkable experience" come September
‘Godfather, Coda’ Can’t Make Up for the Threequel’s Shortcomings
A new edit of 'The Godfather: Part III' fails to improve upon the long-maligned ending to Francis Ford Coppola's great American epic