Deepest Dream Where Dreaming Is Believing

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June 29, 2020

Actress Stephanie Cayo stars in Force of Nature as Jess, an enthusiastic and duty driven cop who is trying her best to evacuate residents of an apartment complex during a Category 5 hurricane. The Puerto Rico set narrative features Emile Hirsch as Jess’ disillusioned and temporary partner Cardillo, with Mel Gibson starring as Ray, a retired detective who simply doesn’t want to leave his domicile.

‘Detroit’ Review: Kathryn Bigelow Crafts A “Searing” And “Sobering” Narrative

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Bruce Purkey

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June 29, 2020

As we watch much of our nation literally burn, once again, many movies dealing with the experience of being a Black American are finding their way to the forefront. Whether it’s Spike Lee’s epic return to Vietnam, in Da 5 Bloods, or the crackling dialogue of Blindspotting or the surreal horror of Get Out, many Americans are turning to movies to contextualize what they are watching in reality on the nightly news.

Director Bora Kim Takes Flight With Immersive Coming-of-Age Tale ‘House of Hummingbird’

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June 28, 2020

Now playing in virtual theaters via Kino Marquee, House of Hummingbird has received a ton of critical acclaim (as well as awards) thanks to its realistic and compelling portrayal of a 14-year-old girl’s (Ji-hu Park) life in Korea. During our conversation, director/writer Bora Kim talked about the long road to getting the film made, the emotionally overwhelming reaction she has received from the movie, and why it was important to make a realistic movie about a middle school student.

Flick City Episode 18: ‘House of Hummingbird’ Interview With Director Bora Kim

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June 28, 2020

HouseofHummingbird2 — Ji-hu Park in "House of Hummingbird" (Well Go USA)

Latest Flick City episode features my interview with “House of Hummingbird” director/writer Bora Kim. The film, which has received huge critical acclaim and awards, is now available in the U.S. via Kino Marquee. Thank you for supporting our podcast and be sure to leave a rating and review for our program! Also, please tell us what you think of House of Hummingbird (I really love this film)!!

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Flick City 18– Duration: 32:43

Cody ChesnuTT Delivers ‘Partings Ways’ For A ‘Soul’ Sneak Peek

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June 27, 2020

Soul director Pete Docter, co-director and screenwriter Kemp Powers and producer Dana Murray teamed up with American anthropologist Dr. Johnnetta Cole and jazz pianist Jon Batiste to deliver a sneak peek of the film during a virtual panel titled “Finding Soul.” The video features “Parting Ways,” a song penned, produced and performed by multi-talented musician Cody ChesnuTT. Check out the virtual panel as well as a clip from Soul in our post!

Movie Mainline Celebrates Artistic Passions With ‘Creator Spotlight’

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Bruce Purkey

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June 26, 2020

In a time where people seem increasingly divided, paranoid, angry, and afraid, it’s easy to forget how much good people are sending out into the world. With that in-mind, The Movie Mainline Podcast has added a Creator Spotlight series as a way to highlight every-day people and their creative works. Don’t worry, we’ll also talk movies with each of them. .

#55 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: IMDB Jon (Week 55 of 116)

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June 22, 2020

Have a Chat with Andy Here

Had an opportunity to interview one of IMDB’s top editors/contributors. I found it to be very interesting, hope you do as well.

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GROUPERS TRAILER

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The Blu-ray, US

The Blu-ray, International

Groupers is now available on these platforms:

On Amazon

On Google Play

On iTunes

On Youtube

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GROUPERS MERCH

Week 55: Duration 0:36:49

‘Corpus Christi’ Blu-ray And ‘A Good Woman Is Hard To Find’ DVD Giveaway

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June 20, 2020

The good folks over at Film Movement have sent over a Corpus Christi Blu-ray and A Good Woman Is Hard To Find DVD. Both films received their share of critical acclaim (I have my own copies and will review them this week). Giveaway details are below!!!

‘Maggie May’ And ‘Waffle’ Highlight New Shorts On Shudder

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Bruce Purkey

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June 20, 2020

Etheria Film Festival, like SXSW earlier this year, is finding ways to give a spotlight to up-and-coming directors. Etheria aims its focus on women directors of horror, sci-fi, and fantasy. This year, Etheria is presenting a collection of 9 short films through Shudder. Like much of the other content on Shudder, the shorts curated by Etheria Film Festival is daring, subversive, and exciting, offering alternative voices to the standard genre fare.