‘Zenithal’ Interview: Jean-Baptiste Saurel, Vanessa Guide And Xavier Lacaille Discuss Lighthearted French Comedy
‘Daniela Forever’ Movie Review – Henry Golding and Beatrice Grannò Are In A Dreamscape Romance
Written and directed by Nacho Vigalondo (“Colossal,” “Timecrimes”), “Daniela Forever” is a Madrid set love story with a sci-fi twist. Henry Golding (“The Old Guard 2”) is Nicolás, a DJ who falls in love with Daniela (Beatrice Grannò from “The White Lotus”), a digital artist from Italy. Daniela dies in a car accident, but thanks to a revolutionary sleep trial Nicolás reunites with his lover.
‘Sovereign’ Movie Review: Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay Play Extremists In Riveting Thriller
Inspired by true events, “Sovereign” centers on Jerry and Joseph Kane (Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay), a father and son who hold an anti-establishment philosphy. Their worldview places them into an inevitable confrontation with Police Chief Jim Bouchart (Dennis Quaid). Written and directed by Christian Swegal, “Sovereign” is one of this week’s top picks from CinemAddicts co-host Eric Holmes.
Brendan Devane Talks “The Sound” Filmmaking And Capturing “Real Authentic Climbing”
The horror thriller “The Sound,” directed and written by Brendan Devane,” centers on a group of climers who attempt to clime the Forbidden Wall. Sean’s (Marc Hills) grandfather made an attempt 63 years earlier but that was an ill-fated attempt. Devane talked about “The Sound,” a feature he describes as a cross between “The Thing” and “Free Solo.” Catch “The Sound” in theaters and VOD June 27th, and Devane’s interview is below!
Hariharasudhen Nagarajan Talks Directing ‘Tether’ And Dances With Films World Premiere
“Tether,” directed by Hariharasudhen Nagarajan, makes its world premiere at Dances With Films Festival on Sunday, June 22nd. Nagarajan, an electrical engineer by trade, started his filmmaking journey in 2020. Through trial and error (that’s what short films are for), Nagarjan has delivered a nuanced look at the difficulties of moving on from tragedy. Plot details and full interview with Nagarjan is below!
Movie Review: ‘Tatami’ Delivers As First Rate Sports Drama And Terrifying Political Thriller
Directed by Guy Nattiv and Zar Amir, “Tatami” delivers as both a sports drama and a political thriller. Powered by awards worthy performances from Arienne Mandi and Zar Amir, “Tatami” opens June 13 at New York’s IFC Center. CinemAddicts co-host Bruce Purkey has high praise for this film, so please keep this movie on your radar! Check out his review below!
‘Barron’s Cove’ Movie Review: Garrett Hedlund Is A Distraught Father On Desperate Mission
On the latest episode of CinemAddicts, co-host Eric Holmes had high marks for the new movie “Barron’s Cove.” Written and directed by Evan Ari Kelman, the narrative centers on Caleb (Garrett Hedlund), a father who’s grieving the loss of his son. Convinced that the death is a cover up, he kidnaps the boy (Christian Convery) he believes is responsible for his child’s passing. Check out Holmes’ review below!
Movie Review: ‘Bad Shabbos’ Is A “Pretty Great” Date Night Comedy
CinemAddicts co-host Bruce Purkey has a movie that might fill your “date night” and “comedy” fix. “Bad Shabbos,” an award winning film from Daniel Robbins, is now playing in select theaters. The ensemble cast includes Milana Vayntrub, Kyra Sedgwick, and Ashley Zukerman. Check out Purkey’s review in our post and listen to the latest episode of our CinemAddicts podcast!
‘Wylde Pak’ Cast Interviews: What Makes This Show A Special And “Unique” Experience
Premiering tonight on Nickelodeon (7:30 pm et/pt), “Wylde Pak” centers on siblings Jack (Benjamin Plessala) and Lily (Nikki Castillo), half-siblings who are spending quality time over the summer whether they like it or not. Lily had her sights on a gaming room and a ton of alone time, but now she must make sacrifices. Jack wants to continue his adventures with his content creating mother Alice (Gillian Jacobs), but she sends him to live with the Paks for some much needed maturation. Check out my interview with Plessala, Castillo, Jee Young Han (Min-Ju Pak – the mom), Jean Yoon (she plays the grandmother), and Ben Pronsky (William Wylde – the dad).
Chris Merola Talks “Lemonade Blessing,” Tribeca Film Festival, and Filmmaking
