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A Movie is a Vocation: Anne Fontaine on “The Innocents”
An interview with director Anne Fontaine about her new film “The Innocents.”
Kartemquin Celebrates 50 Years of Vital Documentaries at Anniversary Gala
An article detailing the 50th Anniversary Gala for Kartemquin Films held June 24th, 2016.
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Christine Swanson on “The Miki Howard Story”; Who’s afraid of female Ghostbusters; Trump is wrong on Muslims; Remembering Anton Yelchin; How “Silicon Valley” nails Silicon Valley.
AFI Docs 2016 Opens with Alex Gibney’s “Zero Days”
A recap of Wednesday night’s open of AFI Docs with Alex Gibney’s “Zero Days” and highlights of what’s to come.
Ebert to Debut in the Chicago Sun-Times Again
An article about Roger Ebert’s reviews getting republished in the Chicago Sun-Times.
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: June 23, 2016
A packed version of our Blu-ray guide with thoughts on “Knight of Cups,” “Midnight Special,” “10 Cloverfield Lane,” “45 Years” and many more!
Cameron Crowe Comes to Showtime with “Roadies”
A TV review of Cameron Crowe’s “Roadies.”
New York Asian Film Festival 2016 Preview
A preview of the 2016 New York Asian Film Festival, including Sammo Hung’s “My Beloved Bodyguard” and Yee-sum Luk’s “Lazy Hazy Crazy.”
On the Record: David Farrier on “Tickled”
Co-director David Farrier on the creation and controversy of his tickling empire documentary “Tickled.”
A Horror Film About Beauty: Nicolas Winding Refn & Elle Fanning on “The Neon Demon”
An interview with writer/director Nicolas Winding Refn and star Elle Fanning about “The Neon Demon.”
“American Gothic” Wants to be Your Summer Guilty Pleasure
A review of the new CBS murder mystery, “American Gothic.”
BAMCinemaFest 2016: “A Woman, A Part”
A review of the debut film from Elisabeth Subrin, starring Maggie Siff, Cara Seymour and John Ortiz.
Marx Brothers Holy Grail “I’ll Say She Is” Shines Again
A lost Marx Brothers production has been reconstructed for an Off-Broadway run, starring author and preservationist Noah Diamond as Groucho.
Humor is the Most Important Thing in Life: Paul Rudd & Rob Burnett on “The Fundamentals of Caring”
Paul Rudd and writer/director Rob Burnett talk about their new film “The Fundamentals of Caring.”
Anton Yelchin: 1989-2016
A tribute to the life of a great young actor gone too soon.
“I can respect the stupidity of people who think that speed is beauty,” agrees Paul Cox
Chaz Ebert remembers the late Paul Cox and shares an article about Cox speaking with students at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.
Paul Cox: 1940 – 2016, Father of Independent Australian Cinema
In memory of the late Paul Cox, director of “Man of Flowers,” “A Woman’s Tale,” “Force of Destiny” and six-time guest at Ebertfest.
Roger’s Birthday: Table of Contents
A table of contents featuring articles commemorating Roger’s birthday.
