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When it comes to writing, there’s a vast difference between digital and print content. If you’re an essay writer who has been writing mostly print content, adjusting to digital writing may be a little tricky for you. That’s why we’ve outlined the best tips that would help you become a pro at digital content writing. Ready? Let’s get down to brass tacks. What is Digital Writing? If you’re a newbie to the writing desk, there’s a huge chance you’re asking yourself: “what is digital writing?...

We had reported back in October that the film was nearing its completion and a 2023 release date was being eyed. Now we can confirm that Miyazaki’s new film will be coming out July 14th in Japan. Basically confirms a Cannes 2023 premiere. It appears as though Miyazaki will adapt the novel “How Do You Live?” The book has long influenced Miyazaki, who cites it as his favorite childhood read....

HBO is set to premiere the film on January 19, 2019. Contribute Hire me Advertise Donate Team Contact Privacy Policy

I presume Lawson is basing his Intel on a year-old Aster interview in which he described his next movie to be a “4-hour nightmare comedy.” Of course, I would love nothing more than to have an unsnipped and uncompromised Aster movie released, but who are we kidding here? Its commercial prospects would be destroyed by that runtime. Let’s of course remember that once upon a time Aster had a 4-hour version of “Midsommar,” and that movie was eventually molded into a 2 hour and 25 minute theatrical version....

The following is as clear a timeline as I could come up with of the designated titular “masters.” This starts as the conception of auteur-driven cinema was being invented, or starting to take shape, in 1950s France by the Cahiers du Cinema editorial board. Akira Kurosawa: 1950-1958 (Rashomon, Ikiru, Seven Samurai, Throne of Blood, The Hidden Fortress) Alfred Hitchcock: 1958 to 1960 (Rear Window, Vertigo, North by Northwest, Vertigo) Michelangelo Antonioni: 1960-1966 (L’Avventura, L’Eclisse, La Notte, Blow-Up) Jean-Luc Godard: 1960-1964 (Breathless, A Woman is a Woman, My Life to Live, Contempt, Band of Outsiders) Stanley Kubrick: 1963 to 1975 (Dr....

According to Deadline, Vallée will direct the Ono/Lennon biopic for Universal. In fact, he wanted to make the film so badly that he took himself out of the running for “Bond 25” for which he was put on the shortlist by Bond producer Barbara Broccoli. Contribute Hire me Advertise Donate Team Contact Privacy Policy

Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi confirmed Wednesday afternoon that Jussie Smollett is officially a suspect in a criminal investigation for filing a false police report, a Class 4 felony which could lead to a maximum penalty of three years in jail. Guglielmi said CPD detectivespresented their evidence before a Cook County grand jury.As you may well know, Smollett reported to CPD in January that he was attacked by two masked men who hurled “this is MAGA country” to the actor before beating him and tying a rope around his neck in Chicago’s Streeterville neighborhood....

Knowing all of this, absolutely no one should have been surprised by the fan backlash that Rian Johnson’s “The Last Jedi” received in 2017. Johnson’s movie is, far and away, the most divisive movie of the entire SW cannon. Why? Quite simply, because Johnson took the universe built up by Lucas over the course of almost four decades and took liberties with it. He re-interpreted the important lores Lucas had built up with passionate energy over the decades....

Regardless, in an interview with Variety, Michelle Williams spilled the beans about her frequent collaborator/director Reichardt working so infrequently, and at such a low budget, that she has “spent a lot of time on [friends’] couches. We already knew arthouse filmmaking didn’t make anyone rich, but this is on a whole other level. She almost sounds like a character in one of her movies. It’s a real downer to read though, in part because everyone deserves to have healthcare, regardless of employment status, and also because Reichardt deserves the cash to make her beautiful films....

Scorsese lauded Aster’s “Hereditary” and its ability to create what he saw as a family-driven narrative that doubled as horror and drama, “It’s horror, but it’s more than that,” Scorsese said of Aster’s feature-length debut. “For me, when you take the horror out, it still works. But the horror elements, how should I say this — they shock you in a good way. They shock you into an awakening of the real pain of these people....

We already know that Joel Coen’s “The Tragedy of Macbeth” was deemed unworthy for competition by Venice boss Albert Barbera and his cohorts, but what people don’t seem to know is that Venice refused a bunch of Oscar contenders in 2021 that ended up at Telluride. The titles rejected by Venice this year included the likes of Joe Wright’s “Cyrano,” Kenneth Branagh’s “Belfast,” Will Sharpe’s “The Electric Life of Louis Wain” and Reinaldo Marcus Green’s “King Richard....

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Adam Sandler will star in the film which is said to be shooting in “late winter” 2023, which probably means a fall 2023 or 2024 release: Sandler collaborated with Benny and Josh Safdie for A24’s brilliant “Uncut Gems” in 2019. This was another essential addition to the Safdies canon after “Heaven Knows What,” and “Good Time.” This latest one will surely be worth the wait. As I had mentioned, this latest Safdies joint will not be produced by A24, but instead Netflix....

“The Irishman” will be shown at the Shubert Organization’s Belasco Theatre in New York City, making it the first movie screening for the 112-year-old theater. The dates of the NYC run at the Belasco are from November 1st to December 1st. There will be eight screenings per week spanning Tuesday to Sunday, with matinee showings on the weekends. As for the rest of the country, arthouses across the country have scheduled the film and there are also plans between Netflix and various Alamdo Drafthouses to screen “The Irishman” as well....

The budget on this Netflix original is said to have been over $120 million. Of course, there is no way an adaptation of Don DeLillo’s novel should have been more than $30-50 million, there is no CGI needed except for the toxic gas sequence, as it’s mostly characters monologuing with each other in various rooms. And yet, it looks as though Netflix will again be working with Baumbach, It’s part of the deal they signed with him....

The Berlinale seems to have also outgunned Venice this year. Only three Venice entries made the NYFF cut: Pedro Almodovar’s “Parallel Mothers,” Michelangelo Frammartino‘s “Il Buco” and Jane Campion’s “The Power of Dog” - the latter will be the only film this fall to screen at Venice, Toronto, Telluride and New York. Berlin Film Festival titles include the likes of Céline Sciamma (“Petite Maman”) Hong Sang-soo (“Introduction”), Ramon Zulcher (“The Girl With the Spider”), Ryûsuke Hamaguchi (“Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy”) and Golden Bear winner Radu Jude (“Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn”)....

In today’s Trump-dominated stratosphere, Bush and Cheney’s war crimes have all but been forgotten by the masses, which is infuriating. The Bush presidency, which lasted from 2000 to 2008, was the most disastrous administration the White House had ever seen, right up there and even exceeding Nixon’s. Why? Well, for so many reasons, but just the lies concocted by the administration to enable them to start a full-on unjust war in Iraq already makes it a candidate for worst presidency....

The April 25 telecast will be held at Los Angeles’ Union Station with only nominees, their guests and presenters in attendance. In a letter to the Oscar nominees, the show’s producers plainly state that COVID-19 will not interfere with an in-person event. “We are going to great lengths to provide a safe and enjoyable evening for all of you in person, as well as for all the millions of film fans around the world, and we feel the virtual thing will diminish those efforts,” the letter stated....

We can now scratch this one off of our Cannes 2023 predictions. A Venice premiere for hometown boy Sorrentino is far likelier, especially with the glitzy subject matter and an obvious fall Oscar push from Apple. Apple won the rights to “Sue” (which might be a working title) early last year. Tackling the life of Sue Mengers, the female agent who broke the glass ceiling and crashed the Hollywood boys club of agenting, Sorrentino is coming off his personal Venice-winning film “The Hand of God....

PTA admits that he put it down because the world was too depressing. He describes the mysterious screenplay he was working on, before “Licorice Pizza”, as “kind of bleak.” Back in 2018, PTA had also revealed to the WGA audience that he was working on another film before hopping onboard “Licorice Pizza” in late 2020. What that project was remains a mystery, but it could very well be the 1940’s Harlem Renaissance film that had been rumored to be in the works around 4 years ago....