Matt Ruskin’s Boston Strangler is not the first time the titular serial killer has appeared onscreen. The 1964 The Strangler was inspired by the murders,... Read More
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Charlotte Salomon was an extraordinary painter who incorporated much of the world around her into her work during her short life. Born in Berlin in... Read More
The LGBTQ selections at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival spread over continents, genders, nationalities and colors. They feature intense family dramas, personal coming out... Read More
“The hands that holds the pen writes history.” The second ‘woman ghost-writing for her husband’ story to enter the Oscar fray (after August’s The Wife... Read More
[divider style=”solid” top=”20″ bottom=”20″] After what most felt was a stellar year for lead female performances in 2016, resulting in one of the most competitive... Read More
The first trailer for Collateral Beauty is here and by all appearances the film looks to be not much more than a holiday dramedy with... Read More
Universal Pictures has dropped the first trailer for its fall release Everest and it’s a breathtaking, nailbiting bit of suspense as it details the events of... Read More
Birdman won Best Picture at the 87th Academy Awards, ending a 34-year streak since a film has won the top prize at the Oscars with a... Read More
The shortlist for Awardswatch’s 50 Favorite Performances of 2014 is here! Short being a relative term as a total of 107 performances made the list.... Read More
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