A24 and Daniels' film "Everything Everywhere All At Once" resonates with Asian-Americans and children of immigrants on social media as a brilliant illustration of the challenges in the mother-daughter relationship.
Jesce Horton, CEO of LOWD Cannabis, talks to us about their CLIO award winning short film, LOWD Vibes Only, and urban craft cannabis cultivation in Portland.
One industry that is recently seen penetrating the NFT market is the film industry. Read on to learn how NFT art can help filmmakers.
First premiering at the Sundance Film Festival to critical acclaim in January 2020, Coded Bias...
Filmmaker Amanda "Kazzy" Cryer will shed light on the prison-industrial complex's destructive nature in Inside Men, her new documentary film produced by Damon Russell and Jason Dolan.
25 years on from its tragedy, Heaven's Gate remains the most notorious and bizarre cult in American history. Its leadership, mentality and infamous mass suicide are reexamined in the HBO documentary "Heaven's Gate: Cult of Cults."
I know it's listed as a drama but I laughed all the way through it. For me, it's a gallows humor comedy. Just watch the trailer and you'll see what I mean.
Martin Shkreli might be the most infamous character in the modern pharma industry. Dubbed the...
DOC NYC, the largest documentary festival in the country, held a hybrid event this year with more than 300 entries. Now the best of the fest is coming to HBO Max - find out where and how to stream on your home screen!
Actor James Duval joins the Honeysuckle podcast to discuss his most iconic roles - Frank the Bunny in Donnie Darko, John in SLC Punk! and more - as he celebrates 30 years in the industry. He also talked about his love for Mark Hamill, his acting philosophy, and his enthusiasm for Chemdog weed.
The Tender Bar star is the F**kin Lockdown Kid, Daniel Ranieri. Pint-size Joe Pesci style rant caught on video changed a boy’s life forever.
How do you make your creative passions a day-to-day job – and stay in love with the process?
Year three of the film festival highlighting women, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ filmmakers was a testament to New York City’s post-pandemic comeback.
One of the first film festivals to open live since the pandemic, Katra delivers the best in independent cinema for a milestone decade.
In his documentary feature debut, award-winning filmmaker Bronnimann brings heartrending new perspective to immigration issues.
