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AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘Apples’ is an Interesting Look at Memory, Identity and Grief
LV Taylor reviews Apples, the greek comedy-drama from writer/director Christos Nikous. It screened at AFI Fest 2020.
AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘Uncle Frank’ Bravely Confronts Southern Family Values
Joseph Braverman reviews Uncle Frank, Alan Ball's family drama starring Paul Bettany, which screened at AFI Fest 2020.
The filmmakers behind ‘Once Upon A Snowman’ discuss the new Disney+ short film
The previously untold origins of Olaf, the innocent and insightful, summer-loving snowman who melted hearts in the Academy Award®-winning 2013 Disney animated feature, Frozen, and its acclaimed 2019 s...
AFI Fest 2020: ‘Whirlybird’ Recalls LA’s Memorable Moments Through a Deeply Personal Story
The sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles comes alive in new ways in Matt Yoka’s poignant and reflective documentary, Whirlybird. Zoey Tur and Marika Gerrard reminisce and examine their life toget...
AFI Fest 2020: ‘Belushi’ Explores the Personal Life and Tragedy of the Iconoclast
Comedy, by its very nature, often attracts energetic and larger than life personas. However, few burn as bright as John Belushi, a vital star in shaping the future of comedy. From the 1960s through th...
Ranked: ‘Scream’ Films
Daniel Rester reviews all of the films in the horror series 'Scream,' ranking them from worst to best for Halloween Horror Month.
‘Love and Monsters’ Review: A Sunny Attitude For the Apocalypse
Love and Monsters starts off inauspiciously, with a laundry list of indicators that what you’re about to see is going to be very, very bad. A piece of voiceover exposition delivered in an oh-so-relata...
AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘Pink Skies Ahead’ is an Honest and Relatable Look at Anxiety
Anxiety is something that most young adults struggle with, and it seems to be increasing as the world appears to be erupting into chaos. Luckily, there has been an outpouring of advocacy for mental he...
‘The Wizard of Gore’ Review: Lewis’ Splatter Film Turns 50!
A shady magician may responsible for the deaths of his audience members.