This isn’t at all surprising. Apple doesn’t release its original films on physical media.
In fact, the streamer still hasn’t released their 2021 Best Picture winner CODA —
it remains the only Best Picture winner to have never been available on physical media.
The actor’s Killers of the Flower Moon performance isn’t just great.
It’s important.
The tenth edition of Cinema Revival, the festival of film restoration at the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, OH, will open this Wednesday, Feb 28th. Kicking off with Ceddo (1977),
a film by Ousmane Sembène.
Susan Seidelman looks back at the decade when she moved
American Cinema beyond suburban housewives.
For Valentine’s Day and Black History Month,
watch these selections that brim with Black love,
heartache and desire from across the diaspora.
Judith Weston has been a teacher of directors, actors, and writers since 1985. She has written two books DIRECTING ACTORS: 25th Anniversary Edition: Creating Memorable Performances for Film and Television and THE FILM DIRECTOR’S INTUITION: Script Analysis and Rehearsal Techniques. She sits with Film Courage for a 2 hour interview on Creating Memorable Performances For Film & TV.
Chameleon Street, a true-crime comedy about the fraudster who purportedly passed as a lawyer,
a surgeon and even a basketball-player, fell foul of a racist Hollywood.
Can it now be a hit? We speak to its director.
Not “best.” Not “favorite.” Not “most likable.” Most significant.
Some are obvious. Some obscure. A few will be controversial.
Malcolm X, Bicycle Thieves, Bulworth, Harlan County U.S.A. and more.
On the eve of what will surely be his 9th Oscar nomination, we take a look back at some of the selected works of Robert De Niro, including collaborations with Francis Ford Coppola, Michael Mann, Quintin Tarantino, Michael Cimino, and of course Martin Scorsese. This is Bobby’s World, we’re just living in it. Also, be sure to check out BOBBY B-SIDES at Prospect Park for some wild and wonderful De Niro deep cuts!
The movie in which Kubrick wanted to cast Steve Martin was an adaptation of the 1926 novella Dream Story. “In the Seventies, Kubrick fantasized about casting an actor in Dream Story who would have a comedian’s resilience.” Steve Martin was at the top of his list, followed by Woody Allen. That idea for a Dream Story adaptation eventually evolved into Kubrick’s final movie, Eyes Wide Shut, 20 years later.