This unique Illinois festival features hearses, taxidermy, horror, oddities, live bands, food and alcohol. What month are we, doesn’t look like June If I didn’t already know and someone asked me what season we were in. I guess it’s fall. I think we had more rainy and cold days thanRead More →
Former President of Chicago’s Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, flautist and composer Nicole Mitchell Gantt emerged from Chicago’s avant-garde scene in the early 90s and has a work ethic that is both tireless and inspiring. It’s not so much the energy she harnesses (although that’s pretty incredible), butRead More →
It was big screen exposure for DkIT film students when the 2021 John Moore Film Award was presented at IMC Dundalk last week. he annual film presentation of the work of 3rd and 4th year BA (Hons) students in Film and Television Production was organized by DkIT with over 200Read More →
06/07/2022 – Jasmila Žbanić’s film, a minority co-production with Poland, won an impressive number of awards, including Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Editing The winners of this year’s Polish Film Awards (© Piotr Molęcki/East News) The Polish Film Awards (also known as the Eagles) are as international as itRead More →
06/07/2022 – Jasmila Žbanić’s film, a minority co-production with Poland, won an impressive number of awards, including Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Editing The winners of this year’s Polish Film Awards (© Piotr Molęcki/East News) The Polish Film Awards (also known as the Eagles) are as international as itRead More →
The Winter Film Awards International Film Festival (WFA) announces a call for entries for its 11th annual celebration of independent film, to be held February 16-25, 2023 in New York City. Filmmakers from around the world will travel to New York to attend the Festival’s ten days of film screenings,Read More →
Scarlett Ayres grew up on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, wanting to be a doctor. Then she took an off-campus high school elective eaiest like Oak Park. It was a nice break from class to go to the beach. She fell in love. During her filmmaking lesson, Ayres began filming withRead More →
COLLINSVILLE – It was hot in Old Town this weekend as the 35th annual International Horseradish Festival in Collinsville gave a mouth-watering nod to the spicy root and neighboring farmers who grow nearly two-thirds of the world’s horseradish . supply. “I love it; it spices up everything,” said Debra ZumwinkelRead More →
You may have heard this rumor: summer is back. And here’s the proof: the weekends – and some weeknights too – are filled with events. We suddenly have to make hard choices because there are so many fun things popping up at the same time. It’s a big “problem” toRead More →
Three stellar chamber ensembles – Junction Trio (July 3), Black Oak Ensemble (July 6) and Spektral Quartet (July 10) – will come to Newport next month to perform at The Breakers (44 Ocher Point Ave.) as part of of the Newport Classical Music Festival 2022 (formerly Newport Music Festival), whichRead More →
Felix Culpa/MOHO FILM/Kris Dewitte/Menuet/Fredrik Wenzel (c) Plattform/les films du losange This year’s Cannes Film Festival lineup was filled with films from a wide range of performers and filmmakers, from newcomers like Charlotte Wells to established authors like David Cronenberg and Claire Denis. For two weeks, stars graced the red carpetRead More →
Speaking days after the incident, Everton manager Frank Lampard, who is usually cheeky about his criticism of refereeing and post-game penalties, chose to keep his thoughts to himself and wait for the FA to reveal its verdict. “He’s being examined by the police at the moment and we as aRead More →
Louise Cade is one of three young people from across the UK nominated in the category at the Education Charity Awards which take place at the end of this month. The 17-year-old, who just finished S6 at Larbert High, was nominated as someone “with the potential to do bigger thingsRead More →
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GO: Sugar Town Pride Month Launch Party on the Terrace When candy-colored outfits are “heavily encouraged” at a dance party, you know you’re destined to have a good time. Groove to the rhythms of DJ Action Slacks, which will spin soul from 1955 to 1975. Kenton Club, 2025 N KilpatrickRead More →
# Cinema and series May Fahmi Today The 75th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, its 75th edition for 2022, has come to an end and the full list of winners has been announced as follows: Swedish director Robin Austland won the second “Golden Palm” award on Saturday for his filmRead More →
Imago Theater stages a Jerry Mouawad product that has symbolism written all over it, thanks to Eugene Ionesco. As he has done for years with his partner Carol Trifle and Imago Theatre, Jerry Mouawad loves to create. For years it was the puppet theatre, “Frogz” then “ZooZoo”, which certainly appealsRead More →
On Sunday, a wig-wearing man dressed as an old woman in a wheelchair threw a cake at the Mona Lisa, which coated the protective glass case with white cream but did not damage the painting. The man pretended to be disabled to get a wheelchair and approach the painting, aRead More →
Paul Sabin doesn’t remember what happened after he collapsed, and he doesn’t remember the three women who helped revive his heart and save his life, but he would like to find them. Paul and his wife, Sandra, hope to identify the women so the couple can express their gratitude toRead More →
The Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) on Friday officially handed over three International Tourism Film Awards to Tom Butime, Minister of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities in a colorful ceremony held at the hotel. Kampala Sheraton. The Minister was accompanied by Mr. Basil Ajer, Director of Tourism, and other senior officials fromRead More →
CHICAGO (WLS) — It looks like summer is back as Chicago celebrates during this Memorial Day holiday weekend. “Especially after like the post-pandemic. It became the 1st festival of the summer”, Mario Perez. Dalilah Villafane stepped out with her cousins to enjoy the Sueños Music Festival, which is being heldRead More →
Song Kang Ho has just made Korean film history at the Cannes Film Festival! On May 28 local time, the 75th Cannes Film Festival announced the winners of this year’s awards. Song Kang Ho won the best actor award for his lead role in the movie “Broker”, making him theRead More →
Director Ruben Ostlund wins the Palme d’Or. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images) Getty Images The 75th Cannes Film Festival, after two weeks of standing ovations and walkouts, comes to a close this evening of May 28, 2022. The festival has returned to its usual glitz and glamor this year, culminatingRead More →
(Riva Lehrer, photo courtesy of Code of the Freaks production) The Midwest Film Festival (MFF) first Tuesdays in June event will feature Salome Chasnoffit is Monster Code. This documentary challenges the realism of Hollywood’s portrayals of people with disabilities throughout decades of western cinema. On June 7, we hope you’llRead More →
‘Aavasavyuham’, which tells the story of an environmental disaster, won best film, while Dileesh Pothan won best director for ‘Joji’. ‘Minnal Murali’, ‘Churuli’ and ‘Hridayam’ have also won numerous awards. Silent stereotypes, middle-aged moms and elderly dads prove they can lead great stories in movies and walk away quietly withRead More →
With a renowned career spanning multiple generations and a range of genres, Aretha Franklin truly deserved the title “The Queen of Soul”. Cherished by musicians and listeners, Aretha is recognized as the most successful female artist in history with 112 Billboard singles, 18 Grammy Awards and over 75 million recordsRead More →
The Unifrance Short Film Awards were born twenty years ago in Cannes from Unifrance’s desire to introduce professionals, festivals and buyers around the world to a wide range of French productions of short films. Over two decades, the The Unifrance Short Film Awards have won over enthusiasts of a nobleRead More →
From AC Milan’s unlikely title triumph, to Manchester City sending Liverpool back to the post, to Real Madrid and Bayern Munich finishing well ahead in La Liga and Bundesliga, there was no shortage of excitement and intrigue. African stars were, understandably, at the center of much of the drama, andRead More →
Editors’ note: In full disclosure, this story is written by contributor Sam Molitor, a high school student who is connected to the event organizers. For more information on the rest of May’s events, including Lantern Making and Launching, please visit Evanston ASPA here. But this story is about one ofRead More →
Director Park Chan-wook is back with his new film “Decision to Leave” six years after “The Handmaiden”. Moviegoers and tourists gathered outside the Lumiere Theater in Cannes, where Park’s new film premiered at the 75th Cannes Film Festival on Monday (local time). “Park Chan-wook is the best director, who knowsRead More →
Arts galore Local visual artists and bands like The Ides of March, featuring Jim Peterik, Ralph Covert and The Bad Example, The Orbert Davis Quintet and many more will be part of the inaugural DuPage Community Arts Festival at the DuPage Event Center & Fairgrounds, 2015 Manchester Road, Wheaton. AdvanceRead More →
Cannes Film Festival 2022: Decision to leave (Heojil Kyolshim) | Review May 23, 2022 Following its striking visual The servant in 2016, master filmmaker Park Chan-wook returns with a wild detective romance odyssey Decision to leave. With no detail lost, viewers will be thrilled at every turn as the KoreanRead More →
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MARION, Ill. (KFVS) – More than a thousand people came to the Southern Illinois Spirituality and Psychic Festival in Marion this weekend. This event brought together approximately 60 vendors specializing in tarot readers, palmistry, psychics, art and more. People we’ve spoken to say it’s great to see this event buildingRead More →
Last week I watched 42.5 hours of movies. This venture was part of the Chicago Critics Film Festival, which is an annual film festival scheduled by the Chicago Critics Association with the films they have seen at previous festivals. Critics pick their favorite movies at these festivals to make aRead More →
April 4, 1972. This date was one of the most important dates of my life – and still is today. It was the launch of the very first Raindance training event. And it was the 2 day film school presented by the legendary Dov SS Simens. And that was theRead More →
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PEORIA (WEEK) – Peoria is the best place to live in Illinois and the 50th best in the country, according to US News & World Report. The publication said it analyzed the 150 Most Populated Regions in the United States., using Data from the US Census Bureau, FBI, US DepartmentRead More →
Documentaries examining access to abortion, the crackdown on political activism in Russia, protests against climate change and religious persecution are just some of the topics that will be presented at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2022from Friday until May 26. Now in its 33rd year, the festival will featureRead More →
Photo by Cody Cowan / Courtesy of Hot Luck It’s been a tough few years, especially for people in the hospitality industry. At this point in this chapter of our shared pandemic reality, we are well aware of the impact this is having on everyone in the food system, fromRead More →
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The Profile Theater has canceled its production of the play by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Appropriate due to COVID-19. In an email, art director Josh Hecht said three members of Profile’s cast company had tested positive. “Like all Profile employees, artists, technicians and volunteers, they are fully vaccinated and show only mildRead More →
One of West Chicago’s favorite traditions, Blooming Fest, returns Saturday, May 21, after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. The annual Garden Festival is held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. outdoors along Main Street in downtown West Chicago. Gardening enthusiasts and everyone in between are invited to comeRead More →
In a collaborative revamp of the 28th annual Chicago Underground Film Festival (CUFF), the oldest underground film festival in the world, Full Spectrum Features (FSF) is the official presenter of CUFF this year to program more diversity, equity and inclusion. to represent a wider range of artists and voices, includingRead More →
Student filmmakers from Maine East, Maine South and Maine West were recently honored for their work by two organizations. The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) Midwest Student Production Awards honored the following students as Crystal Pillar winners: • Maine South student Nicole Scimeca in the Music VideoRead More →
The International African Diaspora Film Festival (ADIFF) – in conjunction with the Office of Diversity and Community Affairs at Teachers College at Columbia University – hosts the Black History Month Film Series, a selection of films celebrating black history from around the world . The film series will take placeRead More →
As the 57th Chicago International Film Festival is in full swing, I was able to screen a few more films virtually. Presented under the City and State, Documentary and Black Perspectives slates, “Punch 9 for Harold Washington” is a thrilling documentary that shows the ugly political rise to power followingRead More →
CHARLETON — The Charleston City Council will vote on the purchase and sale of two Charleston Police Department vehicles at its Tuesday, May 17, meeting. If approved, an agenda item will remove bidding procedures for the purchase of two new squad cars for up to $39,745 per vehicle from PilsonRead More →
Here are five Nigerians Peseiro has crossed paths with during his coaching career. Pascal Kondaponi (National CD, 2002/2003) This little-known Nigerian enjoyed a traveling career spanning over 10 clubs and passing through Portugal, China, Mexico and Israel. Amidst all this movement, Pascal briefly played under Peseiro while the Coruche-born managerRead More →
Julie Ann San Jose After winning the World Silver Medal at the 2022 New York Festivals TV and Film Awards, “Limitless: a musical trilogyrestores recognition to the public with the Philippine television broadcast of Julie Anne San Josevery successful concert on May 15, 22 and 29 on GMA. Airing atRead More →
The 2022/2023 awards schedule will be updated throughout the year as new dates for the film’s biggest and best events, nominations and awards are announced. With no Golden Globes last season and no new takers to host the show so far, Critics’ Choice quickly stepped in and won the usualRead More →
Neon will also arrive at the festival with “Crimes of The Future” by David Cronenberg and the documentary David Bowie by Brett Morgen. After staging a much-reduced version in 2020, Cannes Film Festival organizers brought the buzz back to the Croisette last year as the industry dipped its toes intoRead More →
by Andreas Kleinert Dear Thomas emerged top of this year’s German film awards, known as the Lolas, with 12 nominations. East German poet, playwright and filmmaker Thomas Brasch’s black-and-white biopic is nominated in the category of best feature film, as well as for direction, screenplay, lead actor, cinematography and productionRead More →
In David Cronenberg’s deeply unsettling body horror — which the author himself expects to cause walkouts at Cannes — Viggo Mortensen plays a performance artist whose organs are in a state of metamorphosis. Loan support is Léa Seydoux as a glamorous partner and Kristen Stewart as an investigator who obsessivelyRead More →
“The Tokyo Toilet” is an urban renewal project through which 17 public toilets in the Japanese capital are transformed into veritable works of art by architects from all over the world. A dozen toilets have already been completed and are open to the public, including toilets with colorful transparent cabinsRead More →
Last summer was filled with headlines touting the arrival of “Brood X,” which wasn’t a post-millennium Cronenberg reboot, but the name given to a trillion cicadas poised to join the world after more than a decade underground. For countless reasons, it seemed right: in a moment ofRead More →
Something that always interests me and I’m sure many of you are wondering “hmm what is this project?” You’re traveling around town and notice a project, but there’s no one to ask, so you’re wondering “I wonder if anyone knows about this build?”. In this latest project, I was travelingRead More →
The 38th Chicago Latin Film Festival today announced the winners and finalists of its People’s Choice Award. The list of 50 feature films and 36 short films from Latin America, Spain, Portugal and the United States included an array of premieres, stories from underrepresented communities and an increase in LGBTQIA+Read More →
Korean cinema, which boasts a long history of more than 100 yearshas been at the forefront of cinema, especially in recent years following the resounding success of Parasitethe multi-Oscar, BAFTA, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award film of 2019. South Korea once again takes center stage at the 75thRead More →
The Council of the European Film Academy has added the Astra Film Festival (AFF) to the list of major documentary film festivals, the organizers of the Romanian event have announced. The list includes events such as IDFA, Vision du Réel, Cinéma du Réel, CPH Dox or important festivals with aRead More →
Imago Biosciences, Inc. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., May 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Imago BioSciences, Inc. (“Imago”) (Nasdaq: IMGO), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company discovering and developing novel drugs for the treatment of myeloproliferative neoplasms (NMP) and other bone marrow diseases, today announced that the first participant was treated in anRead More →
Uganda was crowned this year’s Grand Prize winner and twice Gold Prize winner by the African International Tourism Film Festival for its film, Explore Uganda – The Pearl of Africa. The film, premiered by the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) is an invitation to the world to rediscover the beauty ofRead More →
Senator Bernie Sanders speaking at the Kellogg strike in Battle Creek, MI. [Credit: Battle Creek Shopper News, Facebook] Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders spoke at Unity Fest, an event held on Sunday, April 24 to celebrate the successful unionization vote at five Starbucks locations in Richmond, Va., by Starbucks United. TheRead More →
CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA – Uganda has been crowned this year’s Grand Prix and twice Gold Prize winner by the International Festival of African Tourism Films for its film Explore Uganda – The Pearl of Africa . The film, premiered by the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) is an invitation to theRead More →
Dennis Patrick Longwell, an active community member, published author and Sag Harbor art history professor, died in his sleep April 24 at his home with his wife by his side. He was 83 years old. Longwell was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1938 to two physician parents, Charles Longwell andRead More →
KIDDERMINSTER writer and director Sam Turner has won eight highly sought-after film awards at three UK amateur film festivals. Point Five, a lighthearted short that tackles a number of real-life social issues with the ultimate message being that everyone should do their part to help the environment, won Best Comedy,Read More →
Italian auction house The Open Reel has unveiled three new additions to its Cannes Market catalogue, including Isabel Coixet’s latest film The yellow ceiling. The feature documentary, produced by Miss Wasabi Films, tells the story of nine former students of the Spanish theater in Lleida who filed a complaint againstRead More →
Over the past few weeks I have received many requests to share my process for organizing and archiving negatives, and the timing was perfect as a big batch just arrived from my friends at Carmencita Film Lab. Look at this sweet view of fresh negatives! There are many reasons toRead More →
The European Film Academy has selected Kosovo’s DokuFest as one of the nominated festivals for the European Film Awards, EFA. In a statement, the management of DokuFest, the International Documentary and Short Film Festival, announced that the festival has been selected to make nominations in two categories of the EuropeanRead More →
When pianist Stephen Beus canceled his Saturday performance with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Garrett Allman didn’t miss a beat. The symphony’s conductor and musical director simply went through his extensive contact list and pulled out the phone number of his friend Christine Brewer, who lives just down the street inRead More →
Hello, Minneapolis! Let’s get to your Friday headlines. First, today’s weather forecast: More clouds than sun. High: 69 Low: 46. Here are the top 5 stories in Minneapolis today: 1. Minneapolis Police investigate ‘suspicious death’ of 2-year-old boy. Authorities were called on Wednesday to an apartment in the 2400 blockRead More →
NARRATIVE JURY Bird running water Bird Runningwater belongs to the Cheyenne and Mescalero Apache peoples and was raised on the Mescalero Apache Reservation in New Mexico. He is a producer and executive producer for film and television and recently signed his first contract with Amazon Studios. He is currently co-executiveRead More →
Updated May 4, 2022 6:07 PM ET Los Angeles police have arrested the man who attacked the comedian Dave Chappelle onstage during “Netflix Is A Joke” Festival. Isaiah Lee, 23, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after the LAPD alleged he jumped on stage at the Hollywood Bowl,Read More →
Are you heading north this summer? from michigan Interlochen Arts Center has a summer concert lineup you might want to check out. The 2022 Interlochen Arts Festival is back to doing what it does best and is ready to bring the best in entertainment to Northern Michigan once again. BeforeRead More →
Inventive and daring, sometimes “objects of curiosity”, and benefiting from our unfailing support, French short films have always been able to conquer festivals and international markets. We are convinced that this will not change for the last 2022 harvest of titles selected for the Unifrance Short Film Awards, and weRead More →
The 19th edition of Monte-Carlo Film Comedy Festival, directed by Ezio Greggiofrom April 25 to 30 in Monaco ended. The Jury, Paul Hagis (President),Tom Leeb, Clara Ponsot, and Pierpaolo Spollon finally decided on the prices. Canadian cinema Baby sitter wins 2 awards for best film and best actor for SteveRead More →
Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater, in residence at Northeastern Illinois University, presents its popular “Flamenco Passion” performances at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie, 9501 Skokie Blvd., 7:30 p.m., Friday, June 17 and Saturday, June 18 June and Sunday, June 19 at 3 p.m. These performancesRead More →
Gilroy, a city of 57,000 in northern California, is the southernmost city in the San Francisco Bay Area. It has long been known for its garlic harvest. At certain times of the year, a stroll through the area will aromatically attest to this – so much so that the townRead More →
The Voice of America documentaries won six awards at the 2022 New York Film and Television Festivals, the most awards VOA has received from that organization to date. VOA Senior Executive Producer Euna Lee, Producer Lauren Kawana and Video Editor JP Dobrin won silver in the Community Portraits documentary categoryRead More →
By Nancy S. Bishop, Third rib examination: Since 1985, the International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago has presented the annual Chicago Latin Film Festival, which features a diverse and entertaining selection of feature and short films from across Latin America. This year’s event, presented both in person and virtually, beganRead More →
Retirement home for 4 year olds won a grand prize at the New York Festivals TV & Film Awards. The Endemol Shine/ABC series won the Social Issues category and also took home a gold award. Debbie Cuell, Executive Producer, Endemol Shine Australia said, “Myself and the incredible team behind theRead More →
Led by IPO Music Director Stilian Kirov, the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra (IPO) raises the curtain on its 44th season with Scheherazade on Saturday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the beautiful 1,100-seat Ozinga Chapel at Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights. The exhilarating concert features world-renowned pianist Alexander Toradze performingRead More →
The 2022 New York Festivals TV & Film Awards received entries from dozens of countries around the world in 14 category groups, including films, news programs, documentaries, and more. Since 1957, the New York Festivals TV & Film Awards have honored the best films and television content, ranging from majorRead More →
Deepika Padukone is ready to mark her presence at the Cannes Film Festival 2022. But this time, she will be part of the main jury of the festival. Deepika Padukone took to Instagram to reveal the news to her fans. Source: Instagram of Deepika Padukone The Cannes Film Festival unveiledRead More →
Jason Fuhrman: I am still in shock from the 2022 Wisconsin Film Festival, which was truly everything I had hoped for and more. The eight-day film marathon felt like stepping into a collective dream and tapping into a rich source of creativity, knowledge, emotion and beauty. As always, the festivalRead More →
The Midwest Film Festival (MFF) presents Alternate grips for the next event on the first Tuesdays in May. This collection of nine shorts offers distinct moods, each with its own unique point of view. The selection features a range of dark humour, heartfelt expressions and a mix of experiences forRead More →
Jimmie Allen’s Bettie James Festival returns in 2022. For its second year, the event will be held at Hudson Fields in the singer’s hometown of Milton, Delaware. Much like the 2021 iteration, Bettie James Fest 2022 will be headlined by Allen, and it’s also the final stop on the BottomRead More →
As soon as Andrea Trinchieri emerged from the Palau Blaugrana as the winner, the Bayern head coach knew what was coming. That’s why he was quick to play down the question from German basketball pundits, who suggested that if Munich played this way, moving forward would be a logical stepRead More →
Good day, neighbors! It’s me again, Georgi Presecky, your host of the Lake view everyday. First, today’s weather forecast: Partly sunny and cool. High: 50 Low: 36. 🏡 Are you a local real estate agent? Let us help you generate leads, build your brand at Lakeview, and set yourself apartRead More →
LAKE VIEW (April 25, 2022) — Tickets are on sale now for the Chicago Critics Film Festival, which returns to the Music Box Theater on May 13 for its ninth season. More than 20 new features, shorts and special guests are on the program for this week-long celebration of cinemaRead More →
APPLETON — When Doug Steltenpohl recently visited the grocery store, he noticed a significant increase in prices for some of his favorite items. And he is not alone. While Steltenpohl and his wife used to enjoy grilled steak for dinner a few times a month, they had to cut backRead More →
NEWS | FEATURES | PREVIEWS | EVENTS originally published: 04/25/2022 (RIDGEWOOD, NJ) — Ridgewood Guild International Film Festival (RGIFF) is back in person this week! Half an hour from Manhattan in downtown Ridgewood is the Art Deco Bowtie Cinema, which has hosted the festival for 11 years. This year, discoverRead More →
PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) – Earth Day celebrations continued in central Illinois on Saturday, April 23, with events across Peoria. The national Great American Clean Up event and Earth Day festival at the Forest Park Nature Center worked to clean up city neighborhoods, educate people, and bring the community together. CleanupsRead More →
The defending champions opened the scoring in the 30th minute through Denzel Dumfries’ fine finish before midfielder Marcelo Brozovic widened Inter’s lead ten minutes later to enter the break with a comfortable lead of 2-0. The Romans couldn’t find an answer to Inter’s attack as the home side continued toRead More →
Hello, Lake view! Here’s a quick guide to what’s making headlines today. First, today’s weather forecast: Partly sunny and warmer. High: 80 Low: 63. 🏡 Are you a local real estate agent? Let us help you generate leads, build your brand at Lakeview, and set yourself apart from the competition.Read More →
Imago, Sandwich and other Filipino artists will perform at the Happy Plays Music Festival at various malls in Metro Manila. The free festival will feature six events held at different malls in Metro Manila. Its first event will begin on April 30 at the Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City,Read More →
After viewing 3,507 films from more than 140 countries, 9 short films were selected and will be presented in Competition in the following 11 countries: China, South Korea, Costa Rica, United States, France, Ghana, Hong Kong, Italy , Lithuania, Mexico and Nepal. The Palme d’or for short films will beRead More →
Fifty feature films and 36 short films from Latin America, Spain, Portugal and the United States will be presented at the Chicago Latino Film Festival, one of the most important in the American film calendar. The event is held from this Thursday, April 21 to May 1. As with itsRead More →
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Twenty special events are booked at Friendship Botanic Gardens so far, and they begin May 1 when the Michigan City site opens to the public for the season. “Spring is in the air and you’re going to see it,” said John Leinweber, chairman of the board of Friendship Botanic Gardens.Read More →
The 75th edition Cannes film festival will run from May 17-28, 2022 and will host a series of highly anticipated films. The Cannes Film Festival is revered as one of the most prestigious in the world and has been partly responsible for launching the careers of prestigious filmmakers, such asRead More →
Champaign, IL (WCIA) Ebertfest Film Festival Roger and Chaz Ebert could have founded a film festival anywhere, but they brought it to his hometown, and Chaz Ebert honored that by donating so much time and resources as gifts to the festival and the College of Media . The festival beginsRead More →
Jasper, Indiana—Kevin Schewe won the award for BEST SCENARIO for bad love tigershis original screenplay based on his second book, to Hollywood on the Tiber Film Awards in Rome, Italy. “The history between Rome and Hollywood is really amazing, so many classic films have been made in Europe with ItalianRead More →
Jasper, Indiana—Kevin Schewe won the award for BEST SCENARIO for bad love tigershis original screenplay based on his second book, to Hollywood on the Tiber Film Awards in Rome, Italy. “The history between Rome and Hollywood is really amazing, so many classic films have been made in Europe with ItalianRead More →
Jasper, Indiana—Kevin Schewe won the award for BEST SCENARIO for bad love tigershis original screenplay based on his second book, to Hollywood on the Tiber Film Awards in Rome, Italy. “The history between Rome and Hollywood is really amazing, so many classic films have been made in Europe with ItalianRead More →
William Shakespeare wrote that the world is a stage and all humans are actors on it. Elisabeth Good ’15 was convinced early on that some were only invited as spectators, especially people with disabilities. A graduate of Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts, Good always believed there was magic inRead More →
Beeston Film Festival has qualified for accreditation by the British Independent Film Awards which recognize the role it plays in supporting British short films. The festival, now in its 8th year, took place at The Arc Cinema Beeston earlier this month, bringing a diverse collection of short films to theRead More →
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FromKALB – Randy Caspersen doesn’t describe himself as religious, but every time he visits the garden behind Mayfield Congregational Church in Sycamore, he becomes spiritually inspired. Caspersen said the Monarch Garden and Station is “a peaceful place of respite, contemplation and relaxation for all of us”. Caspersen is an assistantRead More →
The Roger Ebert Film Festival returns to Champaign on Wednesday, with a full slate of films and speakers in its 22nd year. “We’ll be showing movies that will make you laugh and make you cry, and some filled with so much music you’ll want to dance,” said Chaz Ebert, widowRead More →
“We are honored to receive this prestigious recognition from Red Dot. Such an achievement demonstrates our commitment to innovation and pushing boundaries to make remote learning and working a seamless and convenient process. Since the onset of the pandemic , schools and workplaces have We have struggled to find effectiveRead More →
April 15, 2022 2:44 p.m. EDT TAG24’s Take: Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore is more duds than fantastic The third film in the Fantastic Beasts series has arrived. Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets (TSD) arrived in theatersbut this third Magic world The installment may lack magic and is less thanRead More →
Gang Dong-won, IU, Song Kang-ho, and a baby go on a trip in “Broker.” CJ ENM Korean movies Broker (directed by Kore-eda Hirokazu) and Decision to leave (directed by Park Chan-wook) were announced today as the Official Selection (in competition) of the 75th Cannes Film Festival. The festival is scheduledRead More →
CHICAGO — Nearly 100 feature and short films from Latin America, Spain, Portugal and the United States will be screened at the 38th Chicago Latino Film Fest. People can watch movies from April 21 to May 1 online in select Midwestern states; in person at Landmark Century Center, 2828 N.Read More →
The 75th Cannes International Film Festival unveiled the official lineup for its 2022 edition at a press conference in Paris. Cannes Film Festival President Pierre Lescure and General Delegate/Artistic Director Thierry Frémaux shared the competition, Un Certain Regard and out-of-competition titles from the 75th edition of the event, which runsRead More →
Composer Brian Tyler is set to receive BMI’s highest honor, the Icon Award, as the BMI Film, TV and Visual Media Awards resume the tradition of in-person ceremonies with a May dinner in Beverly Hills. A BMI Impact Award will also be presented as part of the 38th annual awardsRead More →