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SFFILM 66th San Francisco International Film Festival Golden Gate Awards winners

Erik Anderson April 24, 2023

Today, SFFILM announced the winners of the juried Golden Gate Awards competition at the 66th San Francisco International Film Festival (SFFILM Festival), including Snow and... Read More

AwardsWatch Podcast #179: Reviewing ‘Beau Is Afraid’ and ‘Evil Dead Rise’

Ryan McQuade April 24, 2023

On episode 179 of The AwardsWatch Podcast, AwardsWatch Executive Editor Ryan McQuade is joined by AwardsWatch contributors Dan Bayer and Zach Laws to give their... Read More

‘SISU’ review: Jalmari Helander digs his own path with a brutal and satisfying addition to the action genre you do Nazi coming

Film Reviews

‘SISU’ review: Jalmari Helander digs his own path with a brutal and satisfying addition to the action genre you do Nazi coming

Catherine Gonzales April 24, 2023

SISU is a Finnish word that cannot be fully translated. It means sustaining courage in the face of unrelenting obstacles. It reminds me of the... Read More

Hollywood Records releases ‘Chevalier’ (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) from Kris Bowers and arrangements by Michael Abels

Erik Anderson April 21, 2023

To coincide with the feature film, Hollywood Records has released Chevalier (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) with an original score by Kris Bowers. Included on the album are on-camera... Read More

Sony Music releases Nicholas Britell’s original soundtrack for ‘Carmen’ featuring Paul Mescal track and video for “Slip Away”

Erik Anderson April 21, 2023

Sony Music Masterworks today released Carmen (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), an album of music from the Sony Pictures Classics film by three-time Academy Award nominated,... Read More

Retro Review: ‘Osmosis Jones’ (2001)

Erik Anderson April 20, 2023

What is it about American audiences that they refuse to see any animated film that doesn’t the Disney stamp on it? Shrek aside, there were... Read More

Interview: Director Benjamin Millepied opens up about the long journey to ‘Carmen’ and working with Melissa Barrera, Paul Mescal and Rossy de Palma

Interviews (Film)

Interview: Director Benjamin Millepied opens up about the long journey to ‘Carmen’ and working with Melissa Barrera, Paul Mescal and Rossy de Palma

Erik Anderson April 20, 2023

Millipied, born in Bordeaux, France, has always wanted to dance. He began ballet training at the age of eight with his mother, Catherine Flory, a... Read More

‘Love & Death’ review: So I married an axe murderer

TV Reviews

‘Love & Death’ review: So I married an axe murderer

Tyler Doster April 20, 2023

The past decade or so has been flooded with adaptations done for the same story by different studios and, sometimes, original stories that resemble one... Read More

‘Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.’ review: Judy Blume’s iconic book is brought to life in a heartfelt adaptation with a charming Rachel McAdams

Film Reviews

‘Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.’ review: Judy Blume’s iconic book is brought to life in a heartfelt adaptation with a charming Rachel McAdams

Catherine Gonzales April 20, 2023

Ahhh! The coming-of-age story – the timeless tale of emerging hormones, romantic feelings and new realizations of identity and questions like, ‘Where do I fit... Read More

2nd Gold House Gala honorees include Ke Huy Quan, Iman Vellani plus 30th anniversary of ‘The Joy Luck Club’

Erik Anderson April 19, 2023

The annual celebration honors 100 Asian and Pacific Islanders who have made a significant impact on culture and society in the last year Gold House,... Read More

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