Cincinnati Edition: Report from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival
It would be difficult to impossible to talk about the 2025 Sundance Film Festival without mentioning the power and allure …
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Franchises That Have Transitioned from Film to Streaming (And Sometimes Back Again)
As a unrepentant science fiction and fantasy nerd of a certain age, I can remember my teenage years when, while …
Hits at TIFF and the Best of Film Festival Season So Far
Chris Pizzello/Invision, APMalcolm Washington, right, the director/co-screenwriter of the film “The Piano Lesson,” poses with his brother and cast member …
Sometimes Film Can Make Us Uncomfortable. But Is That a Bad Thing?
Current sensibilities demand more explicit warnings than the ratings system of old. We don’t merely need to be aware of …
6 Things to Watch During Disability Pride Month that Advance Understanding
I have spent over 20 years thinking and writing about what it means to be seen and heard for who …
What a Difference Hiring the Same Director for a Movie Franchise Makes / Fathers & Father Figures
The age of franchise filmmaking has transformed narrative storytelling, seen in iconic franchises like The Godfather, Evil Dead/Spider-Man, The Dark Knight, Terminator/Avatar, and Mad Max. Visionary filmmakers like Francis Ford Coppola, Sam Raimi, Christopher Nolan, James Cameron, and George Miller have redefined storytelling, characters, and plots, driving audiences’ desire for more.
Cincinnati Edition: ‘The Fall Guy’ And Other Hit-Or-Miss Film Adaptations
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