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Hollywood · Los Angeles

At 75, "Sunset Boulevard" is ready again for its closeup

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Billy Wilder's caustic tale of Hollywood, obsession and murder, in which a fading star of silent pictures tries to recreate her fame, is back in its full dark glory.See the Story

United States · United States

52 Years Ago Today George Lucas' "American Graffiti" Debuted Paving The Way For Star Wars

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Fifty-two years ago today, on August 11, 1973, American Graffiti, a coming-of-age film directed by a then relatively unknown George Lucas, premiered in cinemas across the United States, forever changing the landscape of American cinema. The film, a nostalgic love letter to the early 1960s, captured the hearts of audiences and became a cultural touchstone, […] The post 52 Years Ago Today George Lucas’ “American Graffiti” Debuted Paving The Way Fo…See the Story

Quentin Tarantino · Paris

‘Pulp Fiction’: How Quentin Tarantino Made a Postmodern Masterpiece • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Koraljka Suton In the early 1990s, Quentin Tarantino and his friend Roger Avary came up with an intriguing idea for a short film, but soon realized that no one would be willing to produce a short. Inspired by Mario Bava’s 1963 Italian horror Black Sabbath (I tre volti della paura), an anthology film consisting See the Story

‘The Last Temptation of Christ’ As a Testament to and an Exploration of Scorsese’s Own Faith • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Koraljka Suton Ever since he was a little boy, director Martin Scorsese wanted to make a movie about the life of Jesus Christ. Being raised Catholic, the former altar boy even contemplated becoming a priest, but his passion for movie-making eventually trumped his initial desire for a clergy career. Nevertheless, his deeplyUnited States · United States See the Story

Rewatching Picnic at Hanging Rock at 50: an unsettling portrayal of place, silence and disappearance

Picnic at Hanging Rock remains powerful today, especially in light of ongoing discussions about Indigenous sovereignty and reconciliation in Australia. The film’s mystery is never solved, forcing viewers to sit with the discomfort of what’s left unsaid. The girls represent white femininity, meant to bring culture and control. When they vanish, it’s as if the land rejects these colonial ideals. Based on Joan Lindsay’s 1967 novel, the story captur…Victoria, Australia · Victoria See the Story

‘The Abyss’ at 36: James Cameron’s Exploration of Humanity and Love in the Heart of the Ocean • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Sven Mikulec Having made The Terminator (1984) and Aliens (1986), two huge box office hits and pillars […] The post ‘The Abyss’ at 36: James Cameron’s Exploration of Humanity and Love in the Heart of the Ocean appeared first on Cinephilia & Beyond.James Cameron Read Article

L.A. Breakdown, a Hitman In Crisis: Michael Mann’s ‘Collateral’ at 21 • Cinephilia & Beyond

Collateral poster art by John Dunn, https://www.johndunnart.com/ By Tim Pelan When people think of Tom Cruise, what do they see? That shit eating grin, the Scientology, star power? I prefer to think of Cruise as a character actor trapped in a superstar’s body. Once he went stratospheric with Top Gun, he beganTom Cruise · Los Angeles Read Article

Take It to the Limit One More Time: Michael Mann’s ‘Miami Vice’ at 19 • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Tim Pelan Michael Mann’s 2006 big screen revamp of 1980s groundbreaking TV show Miami Vice (Brandon Tartikoff, NBC's entertainment president scribbled “MTV cops” on a cocktail napkin; Hill Street Blues producer Anthony Yerkovich and Mann as executive producer ran with it) is equally revolutionary in its visual and stylistic approach, butMTV · Miami Read Article

THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER At 70 And Its Influence On Religious Horror

From religious horror to noire, we're exploring how Charles Laughton's THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER left an immortal mark on cinema.Read Article

So You Want to Start a Boutique Blu-ray Label? • Cinephilia & Beyond

David Hughes, founder of UK-based 'micro-Blu-ery' Plumeria, has a few tips By David Hughes It’s said that the Devil makes work for idle hands. So did Covid. My day job is making trailers, TV spots, and social media ads for the movie marketing agency Synchronicity, so in 2020, when the pandemic shut downUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

‘Midnight Run’ at 37: Martin Brest’s Cult-Action Comedy that Just Doesn’t Seem to Get Old • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Sven Mikulec When filmmaker Martin Brest developed a script for a buddy action comedy called Midnight Run with the help of his writing partner George Gallo, Robert De Niro finally got the chance to fully try out his comic talents. The Taxi Driver and Raging Bull star previously hoped to starRobert De Niro Read Article

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