There’s the corporate world, and they’re not creative — they’re lawyers, accountants and they think they’re creative
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl: Director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon
January 30, 2015 by
2015 Sundance Film Fest: Dramatic Competition Alfonso Gomez-Rejon has worked in popular TV series, such as Glee and American Horror Story. His debut feature, last year’s cult classic The Town That Dreaded Sundown transcended its horror genre trappings due to Gomez-Rejon’s visual style. He proves his virtuosity with his second feature, Me And Earl And The Dying Girl. Adapted from the novel by Jesse […]
I Am Michael: James Franco on Former Gay Activist Michael Glatze
January 27, 2015 by
In “I Am Michael,” the controversial new drama at the Sundance Film Festival, James Franco plays former gay rights activist Michael Glatze, who in 2007 renounced his homosexuality and turned to Christianity.
Boyhood (2014): Linklater on Film’s Concept and Origins
January 9, 2015 by
Richard Linklater said that “Boyhood,” the most acclaimed film of 2014, came to be only after he had entirely given up on the idea of a movie encompassing a boy’s childhood.
Spider-Man 3: Director Sam Raimi as his Own Critic
January 3, 2015 by
Audiences may have moved on to another “Spider-Man” franchise in “The Amazing Spider-Man,” but director Sam Raimi is still stuck in the original webslinger movie universe. Raimi recently looked back not so fondly at 2007’s conclusion to his “Spider-Man” trilogy during an interview with the Nerdist. The filmmaker said trying to raise the bar by adding […]
