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All Good Things: The Friendship Novel Hollywood Should Be Watching
Author Tyler Scott’s novel All Good Things arrived at a moment when Hollywood is hungry for character-driven stories about male…
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Documentary HEROIC Chronicles the Nine-Year Creation of America’s WWI Memorial
Some documentaries inform. Others inspire. HEROIC: Sabin Howard Sculpts the National WWI Memorial appears to do both, reducing a London…
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Succession and Staircase Stars Join Crowdfunded Film Exposing Guardianship Abuse
Independent filmmaker Todd J. Stein’s short film The Final Fight has crossed $20,000 in crowdfunding across two campaigns on Seed&Spark,…
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Racing Films: A Century of Speed on the Silver Screen
Few genres capture the primal thrill of cinema quite like the racing film. From the earliest silent shorts depicting horse-drawn…
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Blue Eye Samurai Writer’s Dark Comedy Till Death Heads to LA Film Festival
Award-winning short film Till Death, directed by Cameroonian-American filmmaker Yana Billé-Chung, will make its Los Angeles premiere at the 2026…
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AI-Powered Christmas Horror Film JOLLY Tests the Future of Independent Cinema
Independent studio Hannover House and Hemdale Film Corporation are making a bold claim: they are among the first independent outfits…
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The Comeback of Practical Effects in Modern Action Films
In an era when computer-generated imagery can create entire worlds from scratch, a growing number of filmmakers are making a…
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The Comeback of Practical Effects in Modern Action Cinema
For decades, computer-generated imagery dominated action filmmaking. Explosions, car chases, fight sequences, and entire environments were constructed inside computers, allowing…
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The Rise of Documentary Filmmaking at International Film Festivals
There was a time when documentaries were considered the serious but unglamorous cousin of narrative filmmaking, relegated to smaller screens…