I Miss Him: His Readers Remember Roger Ebert
Readers remember Roger Ebert on the anniversary of his passing.
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A More Balanced Audience: The 2015 TCM Film Festival
A recap of the 2015 TCM Film Festival.
A Celebration of His Work: 13 of Roger Ebert’s Most Essential Reviews
A guide to the 13 reviews chosen to celebrate Roger’s work on the two-year anniversary of his passing.
NBC Aims High with Ambitious “American Odyssey”
NBC’s American Odyssey attempts to woo viewers who have given up on the networks for cable but it misses its mark.
Join Chaz Ebert at The Dinner Party on April 6th
Chaz Ebert to be a guest at The Dinner Party in Chicago on April 6th.
Donate to Kickstarter for “Mind/Game: The Unquiet Journey of Chamique Holdsclaw”
A Kickstarter for a fascinating new documentary is almost there. You can help.
Interview: Victor Levin on “5 to 7”
An interview with Victor Levin, director of 5 to 7.
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Errol Morris names his best movie; Celebrity impersonators on Twitter; Rise of Cryptopticon; Rise of the Christian film; Scientology’s final say on “Going Clear.”
The Melodrama Of Woody Allen’s Critical Reputation
The conversation about Woody Allen’s personal and professional lives intertwining continues, but to what end?
Video: Remembering Roger at Ebertfest 2014
The video of 2014’s memorable “Remembering Roger” panel at Ebertfest.
He Never Stopped: The Web Misses Roger
A collection of online writings in the last year about Roger Ebert.
Memories of Roger: My Photo Journal from the Last Two Years
A gallery of photos, videos and links illustrating Chaz’s journey relating to Roger’s legacy in the two years since his death.
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The strange unraveling of Cinderella; Kimmy Schmidt skewers empowerment culture; Charles Grodin’s fine art of reaction; Putting “use” back in fair use; Yoga pants are ruining women.
“The Breakfast Club”, 30 Years Later: A Conversation Across Generations
A film teacher looks back on “The Breakfast Club,” partly through the eyes of her students.
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Abel Ferrara on “Ms. 45”; Advice “Deadwood”-style; Why “The Jinx” could be bad for documentaries; “Life Just Is” is worth a look; Joan Scheckel on The Technique.
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: March 26, 2014
A look at recent releases on Netflix and Blu-ray, including “Life Itself,” “Annie,” “Into the Woods,” “The Lady From Shanghai,” and more.
No Animals Were Harmed: The Unique Perspective of “White God”
A piece on the use of animals in film in light of “White God”.
