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Beatles: Let It Be Revisits Historic Session with the Fab Four
Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s original 1970 film about The Beatles, which has been meticulously restored by Peter Jackson, is the first time the film is available in over 50 years. Originally…
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Black Twitter Documents Social Media History with Vervor and Comedy
With Black Twitter, Jason Parham is insuring that this is one time our contributions are not acknowledged, but put in writing and on celluloid for posterity for generations to come.
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Who Rules the World? Teenage Girls Set is Ablaze in Girls State
Watching young women like Emily, Tocha, Nisha, Faith and Cecilia come together under these conditions with varying political opinions and views of the aforementioned issues was quite enlightening to witness. …
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David Oyelowo Triumphs into Becoming King for SELMA
Let it be known this doc is in no way a cinematic answer a SELMA snub in 2015, as much as it is about how one man's destiny, laden with…
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Remembering Gene Wilder is Heartfelt and Love Letter for Fans
His effortless charisma, piercing blue eyes, warmth and humor is what drew audiences in and kept us engaged for decades. Learning nuggets around his chance meeting with Mel Brooks through…
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SXSW: Plastic People
lastic People is a not so subtle reminder that humans are more in control of the planet an environment than we would like to think. Here's hoping the human race…
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AFI FEST 2024: Songs From The Hole Pushes Drama All The Way to Edge and Back
Songs From The Hole simultaneously teaches the lesson of how music not only entertains, but literally can save lives and how faith is only as powerfully strong as you allow…
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Luther: Never Too Much Eloquently Pays Tribute to R&B Icon
“A House is Not a Home,” “Superstar” and “Dance With My Father are just a few song titles associated with one of the music industry’s most identifiable R&B crooners…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sundance Film Festival
Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story Inspires on All Cylinders
Moving backward and forward in time, filmmakers Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui expertly weave a dual narrative exploring the life-changing impact of two pivotal moments in Christopher Reeve's career -…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sundance Film Festival
The Greatest Night in Pop Almost Didn’t Happen
Luckily for us, lightning in a bottle was captured beyond the recording and will now live forever for future generations to witness how artists tapped into their humanity for the…
