Intrigo: Death of an Author
This film tells us that the gulf between what we want to know and what we can know may never be illuminated.
Muhammad Ali
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The Trials of Muhammad Ali (2013)
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Himself
Peter Sobczynski
* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist’s work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
Home Entertainment Guide: October 31, 2019
The latest on Blu-ray and streaming, including The Lion King, Stuber, The Art of Self-Defense, and special editions of Ringu, An American Werewolf in London, and When We Were Kings.
What to Watch for Indigenous Peoples' Day
The experts sound off on what films to watch in honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Five Questions from Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood
May contain spoilers
A Far-Flunger offers questions that illuminate the themes of Tarantino's latest.
Toni Morrison: 1931-2019
A tribute to the towering novelist of the Black experience, Toni Morrison, who died on August 5th at age 88.
Tribeca 2019: What’s My Name: Muhammad Ali, A Woman’s Work: The NFL’s Cheerleader Problem
Two more docs from Tribeca on Muhammad Ali and NFL Cheerleaders.
#352 April 16, 2019
Matt writes: The 21st annual edition of Roger Ebert's Film Festival (a.k.a. Ebertfest), concluded last Saturday, and you can find all the onstage Q&As embedded in our festival coverage. Brian Tallerico covered the opening night screening of "Amazing Grace," while Nick Allen covered the Day 2 panels ("Challenging Stigma Through the Arts" and "Women in Cinema") and screenings ("Coeur Fidele," "Rachel Getting Married" and "Bound," culminating in an unforgettable Q&A with Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon). Peter Sobczynski covered Day 3 of the festival ("Sebastian," "Cold War," "Cane River," "A Year of the Quiet Sun" and "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion"), and Nick did the write-up for Day 4 ("Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise," "Won't You Be My Neighbor?", "Almost Famous" and "Sideways"). The 2018-19 University of Illinois College of Media Roger Ebert Fellows, Curtis Cook, Pari Apostolakos and Eunice Alpasan, also contributed their own dispatches.
The Real "Rocky": Philippe Falardeau on "Chuck"
Director Philippe Falardeau talks about directing Liev Schreiber in their new boxing movie, "Chuck."
Tribeca 2017: “Dabka,” “Take Me,” “Chuck”
A report on three films from the second weekend of the Tribeca Film Festival.
A Satire, Serious Melodrama, Rock Musical, Comedy, Violent Exploitation Picture, Skin Flick and Moralistic Expose: On "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls"
Matt Zoller Seitz celebrates "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls," now available on Criterion Blu-ray and DVD.
Islam in Western Cinema, Part 4 – The Journey through American Islam
The fourth and final part in a series on the images of Islam in Western cinema.
Islam in Western Cinema, Part 2 - The Violent, Militant Muslim
Islam in Western Cinema, Part 1 - The Exotic Muslim, from the Exotic Land
A look at the way Islam has been reflected in Western cinema, in four parts.
Kartemquin Celebrates 50 Years of Vital Documentaries at Anniversary Gala
An article detailing the 50th Anniversary Gala for Kartemquin Films held June 24th, 2016.
Body and Soul: Revisiting Michael Mann's "Ali"
A look back at Michael Mann's "Ali."
#278 June 14, 2016
Matt writes: Hello, Ebert Club subscribers! I'm Matt Fagerholm, Assistant Editor at RogerEbert.com, and I'll be taking over the Ebert Club newsletter. My inimitable predecessor, Sheila O'Malley, has gotten me up to speed on what you'll be expecting from this membership, and I'm very excited to provide you with a sneak peek at some of the most enticing titles in both current and classic cinema.
Always The Greatest: Remembering Muhammad Ali
The staff of RogerEbert.com remembers Muhammad Ali.
Muhammad Ali: 1942-2016
A tribute to the greatest of all time.
Roger Ebert Watches Muhammad Ali
A collection of Roger's pieces about The Greatest, Muhammad Ali.
A Most Personal Conversation with a Most Public Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
An interview with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
On the 68th birthday of the greatest
It has been one of the great honors of my life to be a friend of Muhammad Ali. We met first when I was chosen to accompany him on a good-will tour to Japan. After a week together in Tokyo, we were friends, and after that I spent years traveling the world with him. On humanitarian missions and promotional tours, and even twice on secret diplomatic missions covertly arranged by the White House.
