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What began as a play in 2011 has grown with what some might call divine timing. With Regina King at the helm, the big-screen adaptation debuted at the Venice Film Festival before making its North American premiere at the Toronto Intl. Film Festival. As Black Lives Matter protests continue throughout the United States in response to the killings of Black citizens by police, the film’s timing may seem responsive for some viewers, yet its juxtaposition of the present and the past strife reveals a clear message: the more things change, the more they stay the same. Its presentation of these real activists and Hollywood legends reminds viewers that this current civil rights issues are the same ones these icons were facing in the 1960s and some of the issues they faced then are the very same ones plaguing Americans in what many once considered to be this “post-racial” society.  Powers also wrote and co-directed upcoming the Disney Pixar film … [Read more...] about Kemp Powers’ ‘One Night in Miami’ Sheds Light on the Civil Rights Movement

“The Prom” was originally a Broadway musical that debuted in 2018. It was based on an original concept by Jack Viertel with music by Matthew Sklar and lyrics by Chad Beguelin. The musical follows four Broadway actors who travel to a conservative Indiana town to help a lesbian student who is banned from bringing her girlfriend to her high school prom. The show was nominated for six Tony Awards, including best musical, original score, and lead actor and lead actress in a musical. … [Read more...] about Ryan Murphy and Netflix’s ‘The Prom’ Sets December Release Date

Of the various toon heroes Moore has imagined, Mebh feels the most vivacious. From her mischievous expressions, which reveal sharp canine teeth when she smiles, to an unruly mane littered with twigs and leaves, Mebh represents so many of the characteristics Pixar was going for with Princess Merida in “Brave” — independence, determination and defiance — embodied in a far more appealing design. The relatively lo-fi “Wolfwalkers” isn’t necessarily better than that film, but its female empowerment feels less forced. In the decade since “Kells,” it’s not just the technological advances that make Moore’s latest so impressive, but the rapidly changing cultural conversations as well. He brings everything together by borrowing from timeless visual influences, leaving audiences with another stunning artwork for the ages. … [Read more...] about ‘Wolfwalkers’ Review: What Big Eyes You’ll Have Watching Tomm Moore’s Environmental Fairy Tale

Chloé Zhao's 'Nomadland' Takes Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival Venice Film Festival Winners List (Updating Live) Frances McDormand on Chloé Zhao's 'Nomadland' and Being Offered a Job at Target Frances McDormand on Chloé Zhao's 'Nomadland' and Being Offered a Job at Target 'Nomadland' Review: Frances McDormand Hits the Road With 'The Rider' Director in Tender Ode to American Independence 'Nomadland' Review: Frances McDormand Hits the Road With 'The Rider' Director in Tender Ode to American Independence … [Read more...] about ‘Nomadland’ Star Frances McDormand Reveals Her Dream to Hit the Road at 65

I don’t know that there are similarities. I know that directing, as an actor, one thing you have as an advantage is that more so than even some of the biggest directors in the world, you most likely have been on more film sets than them. As a director, it takes two to three years to make a film, and as an actor, you could have made six, seven maybe eight films in that time. And every time you’re on a film set, it’s another learning experience. And so you’re going in at a bit of an advantage, especially when it comes to crew etiquette and working with actors and just the dynamics of being on a film set. … [Read more...] about David Oyelowo Explains How Acting Helped With His Directorial Debut on ‘The Water Man’