Love him or hate him, James Cameron understands the cinematic experience. Over the last 40 years, Cameron has made a name for himself of creating spectacles on the big screen. Through his career, Cameron has become known for his insane attention to detail, his lack of...
To study film is often tied with the study of humanity. Whether the truth or fiction, film offers an opportunity for us to speak our stories and gaze into the human soul. Storytelling is one of our most primal instincts and film is one avenue through which we can...
Set in the American South, the new documentary Free Puppies! is an eye-opening journey into the scary realities of those involved in animal rescue. Directed by Samantha Wishman and Christina Thomas, Puppies! tells the story of the innumerable...
Casper Kelly is made a name for himself by leaning into the chaotic and bizarre. Breaking onto the scene several years ago with his viral video,?Too Many Cooks, Kelly took the traditional 90s sitcom and turned it on its ear (and then some). Devolving into chaotic...
Sometimes, in the midst of the trials around you, you need to hear a new story in order to remember what could be. Set in an English coastal town in the early 1980s, Empire of Light tells the story of Hillary (Olivia Colman), the cinema manager of the Empire...
The battle for freedom begins with blood and is fueled by faith. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, Emancipation is based on the true story of Peter (Will Smith), a beloved husband and father during the time of slavery. When he escapes from captivity, Peter?s love...
Before we talk about Baking All the Way, it?s worth noting that you?ve already decided whether or not you like the film. The Hallmark Christmas-style film has evolved over the years and become more prominent on our screens. With a growing legion of fans,...
Based on the hit film franchise,?Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again?is a new animated adventure that once again returns fans to the American Museum of Natural History. After his success in New York, Larry Daley has taken his career as a museum curator to the...
Using clever re-enactments,?Framing Agnes?uncovers the stories of the trans community in the late 1950s-60s. Using actual case files from UCLA Sociologist Harold Garfinkel (played here by Chase Joynt), the film uses a black-and-white classical format to recreate his...