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“Fight Club” Turns 25: Chaos and Consumerism

It’s hard to believe that Fight Club, David Fincher’s adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk’s novel, turns 25 this October. Released on October 15, 1999, Fight Club was initially met with mixed reviews and modest box office performance, but in the years that followed, it became a cultural phenomenon, a touchstone of Generation X disillusionment and a sharp critique of consumerism and toxic masculinity.
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10 Years of “Gone Girl”

In October 2014, Gone Girl premiered and immediately stirred up conversation. Directed by the meticulous and cerebral David Fincher and based on the best-selling novel by Gillian Flynn, this psychological thriller gripped audiences with its sharp exploration of marriage, media sensationalism, and the facades we build.
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“INSIDE THE DREAM: MUGLER”, THE NEW DOCUMENTARY

Mugler announces the release of a documentary directed by Matthieu Menu and produced by Terminal 9 that takes the audience behind-the-scenes of key moments in the lead up to the French house's 50th anniversary including the making of the Spring/Summer 2024 runway show by Casey Cadwallader.
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“Tears” Short Film PremierES At Fresh Grass Festival

Pieces Of Orange Productions debuts TEARS with a live score from celebrated trans cellist and composer Andrew Yee on Saturday, Sept 21m, 2024, at the Fresh Grass Festival in North Adams, MA, as part of Fresh Scores at the Hunter Center at MASS MoCA at 2:30 pm EST. The short film is about a real-life encounter wherein two nonactors met for the first time and then wept together in earnest. Shot on 2-Perf 35mm film, we see artists Sierra Ferrell and Ozzie Juarez cry privately.
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American Beauty Turns 25

It’s hard to believe, but American Beauty is now 25 years old. Released on September 15, 1999, this film burst onto the scene, quickly becoming one of the defining movies of the late '90s.