A Certain Provocation: Edward Norton on the Neo-Noir Motherless Brooklyn
An interview with Edward Norton about his passion project, Motherless Brooklyn.
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Gemini Man: Cinema Made for Generation Z
A piece on why we shouldn’t have failed Gemini Man.
Turning It On: Michael Shannon on The Current War
A chat with Michael Shannon on the long road The Current War took to theaters.
For All Mankind is Only a Small Step Forward for Apple TV+
A review of the AppleTV+ series For All Mankind.
Why California’s AB5 Freelancer Law is Frightening to Marginalized Voices
The implementation of AB5 and its 35-article cap would certainly give everyone an equal lack of opportunity, but for disabled writers it would stymie their one outlet for a fulfilling job they can be passionate about.
Humanizing These People: Phillip Youmans on Burning Cane
An interview with “Burning Cane” writer/director Phillip Youmans.
Apple TV Plus’ The Morning Show Offers A-List Cast But Little Else
A TV review of the star-studded The Morning Show.
An Arc Towards a Better Future: The Alternate Reality of the Space Race In For All Mankind
An interview with co-creator Ron Moore and the cast of the Apple TV+ series, For All Mankind.
Minty, Harriet, Moses: Kasi Lemmons on Bringing Harriet Tubman’s Life to the Big Screen
An interview with Kasi Lemmons, director and co-writer of “Harriet.”
Under the Surface: Thomasin McKenzie on Jojo Rabbit
An interview with Thomasin McKenzie, star of Jojo Rabbit.
Mr. Rogers’ Compulsive Intimacy: The Writers Behind A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
An interview with the writers of A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
Apple TV Plus Drama See Lacks Vision
A review of the new Apple show starring Jason Momoa from creator Steven Knight.
Telling the Story: Francois Ozon on By the Grace of the God
An interview with Francois Ozon.
Kathryn Hahn Continues Excellent Run with HBO’s Mrs. Fletcher
The show is not particularly interested in story. It’s content to let Hahn fill each beat, no matter how empty, knowing that if all else fails, there’s plenty of enjoyment to be had in watching someone who likes to watch.
Ebertfest Film Festival 2020 Passes On Sale November 1st
An announcement of passes going on sale Friday, November 1st, for the next Ebertfest Film Festival that takes place April 15-18, 2020, in Champaign, Illinois.
Living His Art: Nadav Lapid on Synonyms
An interview with the writer/director of Synonyms.
Boys Don’t Cry at 20: Reflecting on an Indispensable Work of Queer Art
A look at the 20th anniversary of Boys Don’t Cry.
