Nasim Pedrad Boldly Parodies Adolescence in TBS’ Chad
A review of the TBS comedy series Chad, premiering on April 6.
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No Malice Film Contest Extends its Deadline to May 31st
An article about the inaugural No Malice Film Contest presented by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum and the Roger and Chaz Ebert Foundation, which has extended its deadline to Monday, May 31st.
Short Films in Focus: The Oscar-Nominated Short Films of 2021
A look at the 15 films nominated for Oscars for best short.
Amazon’s Them is a Harrowing, Frustrating American Horror Story
A review of the Amazon series Them, which premieres on April 9.
In Memory of Roger Ebert: Films About Connection
A tribute to Roger’s writing about connection on the anniversary of his passing.
12th Annual AAFCA Awards to be Held April 7th
An article about the 12th Annual AAFCA Awards, which will be held on Wednesday, April 7th.
The Unloved, Part 88: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
An appreciation of not just a Chronicles of Narnia film but the work of Michael Apted.
HBO Max’s Made for Love Really Wants Your Likes and Retweets
A review of HBO Max’s Made for Love, which premieres today, April 1st.
Emerald Fennell on Promising Young Woman, Responses to the Film, and More
An interview with Oscar-nominated writer/director Emerald Fennell about Promising Young Woman.
Thumbnails Special Edition: Gregory Nava’s Selena
A special Thumbnails paying tribute to filmmaker Gregory Nava and his 1997 biopic, “Selena.”
United States of Al Tests the Limits of Good Representation
A review of the new CBS series that premieres on April 1.
Enter the World of Wong Kar Wai with One of Criterion’s Best Box Sets
A feature on the new Criterion set for one of the best filmmakers in the world.
Beverly Cleary: 1916-2021
A tribute to Beverly Cleary and a commentary on what’s been lost in culture by forgetting her impact and style.
Pure Imagination: Adam Wingard on Godzilla vs. Kong
An interview with Adam Wingard, director of Godzilla vs. Kong.
A Guide to Monkey Business: The History of King Kong
A little background on everyone’s favorite monster.
A Household Name in France: Celebrating Bertrand Tavernier
A Far-Flung Correspondent in France reflects on the passing of Bertrand Tavernier.
Bertrand Tavernier: 1941-2021
A tribute to the late director and cinema historian, Bertrand Tavernier.
Thumbnails Special Edition: Bertrand Tavernier
A special Thumbnails paying tribute to Bertrand Tavernier.
