The Films of Michael Schultz
First attaining success in theatre, Michael Schultz went on to direct his first feature film Together for Days in 1973. Schultz’sContinue Reading
First attaining success in theatre, Michael Schultz went on to direct his first feature film Together for Days in 1973. Schultz’sContinue Reading
Scripture tells us that love is patient, love is kind. It tells us that love does not envy, it doesContinue Reading
Video on Demand By Ian Floodgate Studios might have been pushing back the majority of their tentpole releases until nextContinue Reading
John Carpenter never wanted to make a Halloween sequel. Or at least one featuring Michael Myers – his original intentContinue Reading
“People are gonna want to know, y’know… how it all went down.” It must be difficult to put into numbersContinue Reading
“Time is a lie” reads the writing on a wall in the home of a drug addict. Ambulance technicians DennisContinue Reading
Passionate and often powerful, Aaron Sorkin‘s The Trial of the Chicago 7 arrives at an apt moment. Modern parallels areContinue Reading
Artist, writer, director, and former Talking Head David Byrne takes to the stage to deliver a timely call for socialContinue Reading
Robert Altman‘s Images has often been described as a tale of madness or a reflection of the creative process, givenContinue Reading
The movie industry today tends to reward anything with any sort of name recognition and has prompted an endless supplyContinue Reading
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