First Gay Kiss: Schlesinger’s Sunday Bloody Sunday, Starring Peter Finch, Glenda Jackson, and Murray Head as the Guy they Both Love
GAY PRIDE MONTH: Based on Penelope Gilliatt’s sharp script, the movie holds important place in film history, offering the first positive image of homosexual in lead role in mainstream movie–and the first gay kiss!
Killers of the Flower Moon: De Niro Injures Leg Off-Set While Filming Scorsese’s Epic
De Niro is returning to New York after injuring his leg off-set in Oklahoma while filming Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon,” in which he is starring with DiCaprio.
BAFTA TV Awards 2021: Michaela Coel Secures Two Wins, Paul Mescal Claims Leading Actor Honor
Michaela Coel Secures Two Wins, Paul Mescal Claims Leading Actor Honor
THE IRISHMAN – Trailer
Directed by Martin Scorsese. Starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci. Netflix releasing in theaters on November 1, and streaming on November 27th.
Pick of the Week
GAY PRIDE: Paris Is Burning–Revisiting Livingston’s Seminal Docu of Gay Black and Hispanic Subculture, Restored and Rereleased–Watch It!
Gay Pride: Revisiting Livingston’s Landmark Documentary, Paris Is Burning, at its 30th Anniversary.
Levy Unfiltered
Cruella: Sequel in the Works at Disney
Director Craig Gillespie and screenwriter Tony McNamara are expected to return.
Reviews
KIDS: Larry Clarke’s Scandalously Shocking Feature Debut, Starring Chloë Sevigny and Rosario Dawson
Miramax slipped Kids into the Sundance Festival at an unannounced midnight screening, and it immediately became the talk of the festival–the only controversial film in an otherwise disappointing week. Produced by rebel filmmaker Gus Van Sant, the movie marks an impressive debut by noted photographer Larry Clarke. The screening's clandestine nature, combined with Clarke's penchant for lurid subject matter created a buzz–and a packed house of viewers, all glued to their seats.
GAY PRIDE: Paris Is Burning–Revisiting Livingston’s Seminal Docu of Gay Black and Hispanic Subculture, Restored and Rereleased–Watch It!
Gay Pride: Revisiting Livingston’s Landmark Documentary, Paris Is Burning, at its 30th Anniversary.
In the Heights: Box-Office Flop
Box Office Upset: ‘In the Heights’ Loses to ‘A Quiet Place Part II’ With Tepid $11.4M Bow
Walk a Crooked Mile (1948): Gordon Douglas’ Anti-Communist Film Noir
Gordon Douglas directed Walk a Crooked Mile, an efficiently executed anti-communist film noir, starring Louis Hayward and Dennis O’Keefe.
