Sorry, Baby | A Conversation with Cinematographer Mia Cioffi Henry Eva Victor appears in Sorry, Baby by Eva Victor, an official selection of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Mia Cioffi Henry. Sorry, Baby is the feature directorial debut of Eva Victor, a writer and performer known for work … Read more
Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, the filmmaking duo best known for directing the 2011 comedy Crazy, Stupid, Love and serving as executive producers and directors on the NBC drama This Is Us, are reportedly in final negotiations to write and direct an untitled Warner Bros. and DC feature centered on two of the Batman universe’s … Read more
Alone in Berlin (2016) Director: Vincent Pérez Plot: Set in 1940, Berlin is under the iron grip of National Socialism, where any resistance is met with brutal repression. After their son is killed at the front, a middle-aged couple decide to take a stand, risking everything to fight for freedom. Cast: Emma Thompson, Brendan Gleeson, … Read more
Rogers and TIFF Strengthen Partnership with Multi-Year Deal January 21, 2025 | Press Release Courtesy of TIFF Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and Rogers today announced a new three-year agreement that extends Rogers’ role as the Festival’s official Presenting Partner and sponsor of the TIFF People’s Choice Award through 2027. The expanded partnership builds on … Read more
The Joker Origins Movie: Todd Phillips Developing Standalone Film Warner Bros. and DC are reportedly exploring a fresh approach to their comic-book slate with a standalone origins film centered on one of Batman’s most infamous adversaries, the Joker. According to reports, director Todd Phillips—best known for The Hangover—has been tapped to develop and produce a … Read more
As regular readers will know, in my previous piece I was excited about the newly announced Dark Crystal prequel trailer and hoped it might spark a renewed appreciation for 1980s-style filmmaking. The response was warm and encouraging, so I thought I’d follow up with a closer look at five moments that, for me and many … Read more
The Last Republican is a Fair, Balanced Portrayal of Adam Kinzinger’s Final Days (Which is Why It’s Destined to Fail) The Last Republican | Adam Manery Released into a moment of intense political division, The Last Republican feels urgently relevant. Directed by Steve Pink, best known for comedies like Hot Tub Time Machine and Accepted, … Read more
Emma Stone Named World’s Highest-Paid Actress by Forbes Forbes has named Emma Stone the world’s highest-paid actress for the period between June 1, 2016 and June 1, 2017. The actress, best known for her roles in films such as Easy A, The Help, The Amazing Spider-Man and most recently La La Land, reportedly earned $28 … Read more
2017 has been an unusual year for the global film industry. Several high-budget franchise efforts such as The Mummy and Baywatch failed to meet expectations at the box office, while smaller, lower-budget titles like Get Out and Girls Trip posted strong returns. This mixed performance suggests audiences are more selective than expected and that franchises … Read more
Leslie Grace and Elliott Lester at the Canadian Premiere of THE THICKET | Calgary International Film Festival Ahead of the Canadian premiere of The Thicket at the 25th Calgary International Film Festival, I spoke with lead actor Leslie Grace and director Elliott Lester about the film’s distinctive “punk rock” take on the Western, the challenges … Read more