Authors: Patrick Gibbs
How Shabana Azeez Stays Grounded in The Airport Chaplain
After finishing season The Pitt, Indo-Australian actress Shabana Azeez flew back to Melbourne to star in The Airport Chaplain, a new series about airport ministry. … read more
Film Review: The Weight
The Weight aims high in bringing us a new story that draws inescapable parallels between the Great Depression and the America we live in today, sometimes succeeding. … read more
Film Review: The Fix
The Fix, a military thriller rooted in the war in Afghanistan, is being released on the 25th anniversary of 9/11. While this seems like a provocative choice, the idea that there’s anything bold or interesting about this movie out of your head right now. … read more
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Film Review: Mayday
‘80s nostalgia is huge these days, but there’s more to the ‘80s than tabletop RPGs, Amblin’ movies or even music. Mayday is very much a throwback to an era of war and patriotic propaganda films– with the twist of 20/20 hindsight. … read more
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Edie Arnold Is a Loser Brings Its Utah-Made Punk Comedy...
The coming-of-age film Edie Arnold Is A Loser is having its own homecoming this weekend, September 4 at the Salt Lake Film Society’s Broadway Centre Cinemas. … read more
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Scoot McNairy Finds the Humanity Beneath the Darkness In Furious
The crime thriller Furious has been hailed as compelling and topical, and actor Scoot McNairy sees it as a story about the moral complexities of right and wrong. … read more
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Jess Bush on Christine Chapel’s Journey in Star Trek: Strange...
The role of Nurse Christine Chapel on Star Trek has been a chance for Jess Bush to take a character with a familiar name and history, go deeper and make it her own. … read more
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Malynda Hale on Bringing Humanity To The Screen in Bull...
Malynda Hale has built a career at the intersection of music, acting and storytelling, bringing a passion for the arts to both sides of the camera. … read more
John D’Aquino On Sugar Season Two And The Craft of...
In season two of Sugar, John D’Aquino joined the cast as Senator Tyson Pavich, a political figure whose family becomes entangled with the world of John Sugar. … read more
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Film Review: It Ends
It Ends is a sophisticated film that will get stuck in your head and a skillful and thought-provoking entry into a genre that far too often follows the same old roadmap. … read more
The Buzz Around Angelina LookingGlass and The Rivals of Amziah...
The Rivals of Amziah King is a remarkable first chapter in a very promising career for Angelina LookingGlass, whose performance as Kateri is generating buzz. … read more
Murderbot Composer Amanda Jones is a Music Making Machine
Music has always been a constant for Amanda Jones. She began playing piano at three years old, clarinet at 10 and guitar at 15, and has built a career in music. … read more
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