Wayne’s World 30 Anniversary: An Important Piece of Cinema
30 years after its release, the Mike Myers and Dana Carvey comedy rises above simple nostalgia. Source: Wayne’s World 30 Anniversary: An Important Piece of Cinema
THE BEST MOVIES OF SUNDANCE, ACCORDING TO 135 CRITICS| WEMU
“Cha Cha Real Smooth,” the sophomore effort from 24-year-old filmmaker Cooper Raiff, dominated the survey in the categories of Best Film, Best Director, and Best Screenplay. The movie marks Raiff’s second in two years, following his 2020 debut “Shithouse,” which … Continued
Jean-Jacques Beineix, ‘Cinema du Look’ Director, Dies at 75 – The New York Times
His first feature, “Diva,” a visually unusual tale, is credited with starting a new, style-focused genre of filmmaking in France. Source: Jean-Jacques Beineix, ‘Cinema du Look’ Director, Dies at 75 – The New York Times
‘Castle Sinister’: The Terrible 1932 British Horror Film Lost in Time – Curious Archive
Castle Sinister, released in 1932, was a 50 minute (4410 foot long) black and white British horror film produced by Delta Pictures that’s now classified as ‘lost media’. The film is so obscure that there is no remaining footage, stills, … Continued
Is Hollywood Killing Radical Queer Film? | them.
Between capitalism and the push for relentlessly positive representation, scholar B. Ruby Rich fears for the future of queer filmmaking. Source: Is Hollywood Killing Radical Queer Film? | them.
Kenneth Branagh: Bafta nominations for Belfast are an amazing tribute – BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Sir Kenneth Branagh has hailed the six Bafta nominations for his film Belfast as “an amazing tribute to a remarkable part of the world”. The coming-of-age film is set during the Troubles in Northern Ireland and partly based on his … Continued