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Clayne Crawford Shares The Secrets of The Agency
Clayne Crawford relished the chance to return to television with one of the medium’s most ambitious espionage dramas by joining the second season of The Agency. … read more
Film Review: The Invite
What’s more stressful than having an argument with your partner? Being caught in the middle of another couple having an argument. The Invite is a brilliantly awkward and hilarious film that has become hard to forget. … read more
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Film Review: Moana
Moana sets sail across the ocean to save her people after their island begins suffering from a mysterious blight in this remake of the 2016 animated film. … read more
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Scenestealer Mackenzie Foy Stars in The Isolate Thief
MacKenzie Foy established her towering screen presence in films like Interstellar. In The Isolate Thief, she steps into new territory with her first Western. … read more
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Martin Ruhe Shines A Light On The Agency Season Two
Martin Ruhe is no stranger to the spy genre, and past collaboration with executive producers made him a natural choice for the Paramount+ series The Agency. … read more
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Film Review: Supergirl
Though a bit edgier than the story of Superman, we get a great look into Supergirl’s story and the things that separate these two heroes! … read more
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Jeff Russo Boldly Brings New Life To Television Through Music
Jeff Russo has built one of the most versatile careers in modern film and television music, moving effortlessly between science fiction, horror and psychological suspense. … read more
Siobhan McCarthy and The Cast Talks She’s The He
For McCarthy, She’s The He is both a deeply personal story and an invitation for audiences to laugh, reflect, and perhaps see the familiar in an entirely new way. … read more
Salt Lake Film Society Summer Showdown: Hedwig and the Angry...
I’ve always loved Hedwig, but Velvet Goldmine had been recommended many times and was on my list to watch for many years, so I was open to it blowing my mind. … read more
Michael Palmer is Creating Niche LGBTQ+ Stories with Some Things...
Some Things That Couples Do ran on a small budget of $31,000 and a timeline of two years for production. The indie charm made it more appealing and lovable. … read more
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Rod Davis Lurie Lights Up Lucky Strike
Rod Davis Lurie’s new film wasn’t born in a writers’ room. Instead, its roots stretch back decades to a conversation between a teenager and a World War II veteran. … read more
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Film Review: Lucky Strike
Lucky Strike follows the brutal winter of December 1944 as the German Army launches a surprise Ardennes offensive, later known as the Battle of the Bulge. US Army Captain John Castle and his unit soon find themselves isolated, overwhelmed and wounded deep behind enemy lines. … read more
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