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Thanks to the past several decades of commercialized cinema, it’s easy to forget that they were at one time completely devoid of dialogue. They relied on inserted cue cards or musi...
“Did you hear the news? They’re tearing our building down. Making way for the future, They don’t want no relics around.” –... The post Once Upon a Time in a Cinema first appeared o...
The weekly 'Films on Film' launches Sept. 4 with programming dedicated to Charles Grodin. Future subjects include Ennio Morricone, comedy and fascism in World War II and Vincent Pr...
In the early days of Hollywood, movie studios controlled almost every part of an actor's career. They decided which roles performers accepted, how they looked in public, and someti...
There were several major events from around the world that could be seen as important context behind the ten essential movies of 1981.The Berlin Wall marked its twentieth anniversa...
Given the option, most of us would probably jump at the opportunity to shoot something on film stock. There's just something about the color, the depth, the grain, the jitter that...
Maybe the best part of living in Los Angeles is being able to attend film screenings from your favorite directors, where they program their favorite movies. It kind of feels like y...
The program that will explore filmmaking as both a storytelling medium as well as a technological art form.
Kodak is the only major manufacturer of color motion picture film left in the world, and at the 2026 Academy Awards, three out of five Best Cinematography nominees and five out of...
American film owes a lot to the Western genre. It helped build the mythos of the country and also of Hollywood in general. Now, Westerns are mostly on TV, but there was a time when...
Films of fear, power, legacy, and family fall into theaters in SeptOKC’s best indie screens are all set for films examining toxic power structures, family complexities, and the thi...
1984 gave us a little bit of everything. Horror icons, action heroes we still watch on the big screen today, revolutionary documentaries, and so much more. When you look back on th...
For whatever reason (most likely the fact that viewing is easier than reading), films don’t seem to garner the same kind of cultural respect as books do. Which is a shame because e...
Back in the early days of Hollywood, the Western was the most popular genre. It was a safe bet for making money, but it also became a place where directors and cinematographers cou...
For decades, filmmakers have been asking the wrong question.Is 35mm more cinematic than digital? Is 70mm worth the expense? Should we shoot open gate?For me, these debates all over...
With Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey causing a lot of commotion at the box office, there's another movie that was also shot on film that's currently playing in theaters. [Read More...
What better place is there to see a movie than the home of Hollywood? Visit some of these iconic movie palaces for a glimpse into film history The post A Film Geek’s Guide to Movie...
At a time when subtitled films were a non-factor in the U.S., and with no major studio backing, Jean Renoir’s antiwar classic 'La Grande Illusion' wowed audiences and managed a bes...
Some movies entertain us for a couple of hours. Others leave a lasting impression because they introduce ideas that audiences aren’t quite... The post 10 Movies That Were Ahead of...
A story with universal themes. Characters who are endlessly quotable. Not every movie has achieved the record-breaking longevity of the ones on this list, with theatrical runs last...
According to Richard Fleischer, the public had indicated it preferred the Bible to Rita Hayworth
I think that Saving Private Ryan is one of those formative movies that people eventually sit down to watch, and then have to reconcile that, after you see it, filmmaking feels diff...
A look at the daring retrospective program from this year's Locarno.
A $750,000 horror film outdrew the franchise reboots, two YouTube directors became the year's biggest story and Christopher Nolan turned Homer into a blockbuster – plus a rare Isra...
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