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‘RED, WHITE AND BLUE’ SHORT FILM FOR FREE ON YOUTUBE THROUGH ELECTION WEEK
Majic Ink Productions and Level Forward announced today that Nazrin Choudhury's compelling Academy Award® nominated short film, Red, White and Blue, will premiere for free on YouTube through election week starting today.
Meet Avaryana Rose, Emma Kotos, Raven Lane, Shelia Anne Smith, and Jazmyn Hanks The Vixens Of ‘Going Postal The Revenge Of The Postman’
Bright Morning Star Films is wrapping up the last days of production coming up for the new horror/slasher franchise “Going Postal”. With the first film “The Revenge Of The Postman”.
“The Terminator” at 40
Forty years ago, on October 26, 1984, a small-budget science fiction film about a killer cyborg from the future changed the landscape of action cinema forever. The Terminator, directed by a then-little-known filmmaker named James Cameron, exploded onto the scene with a unique blend of science fiction, action, and horror that captivated audiences.
Inside Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story
The Reeve family offers an exclusive glimpse into their father's remarkable life, the heart of their family and the film—Dana Reeve—and the Foundation that proudly carries forward their parents' enduring legacy.
Ben Stiller Leads Cast for Pickleball Comedy “The Dink”
Ben Stiller's Red Hour Films and Rivulet Entertainment (OTCPK (RIVF)) will re-team for the upcoming pickleball comedy, The Dink, which is set to star Jake Johnson, Mary Steenburgen, and Ed Harris. Stiller and former tennis champion Andy Roddick will have key supporting roles.
“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.
Sambala: The Cost of Freedom – A 2024 Nigerian Movie Masterpiece
A film by Kole Akintujoye, produced by GUODB Cinematics, "Sambala: The Cost of Freedom" has quickly become one of the most anticipated Nigerian movies of 2024, captivating audiences with its powerful storytelling and vivid depiction of a young woman’s fight for survival.
Brandon Lessard’s Evolution in The Unholy Trinity: From Revenge to Redemption
The Unholy Trinity, which screens closing night at this year’s Zurich Film Festival is a classic in the making. Artfully directed by Richard Gray, the film stands out as a modern take on the Western genre.
Dinner Party Chaos: How Dindin Redefines Genre in Independent Cinema
Available to watch on Amazon Prime and Apple TV on October 8th, Dindin promises to leave a lasting impression on viewers with its genre-defying approach.
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.