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‘Love, Antosha’ Q&A: Drake Doremus And Garrett Price Reflect On Anton Yelchin Inspiring Journey

Love, Antosha is currently playing in New York and Los Angeles. Ahead of director Garrett Price and producer Drake Doremus’ planned Q&A session tonight at Quad Cinema (they are also doing two Q&A sessions on Saturday at the venue), they did a phoner to talk about their must see documentary.

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CinemAddicts Ep. 100: ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon,’ ‘Love Antosha’ and ‘Ode To Joy’

It took us 3.5 years, but Anderson Cowan and I finally made it to 100 episodes on CinemAddicts. We’ve been picking up the pace lately (two eps. per month) thanks to our Patreon subscribers, and on this show we cover The Peanut Butter Falcon, Ode to Joy, and Love, Antosha. Details and audio of our podcast is below!!

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‘Love, Antosha’ Review: Anton Yelchin Documentary Celebrates Artist’s Lust For Life

Love, Antosha is a celebration of Anton Yelchin’s life, and though he passed away over three years ago, his loss is still deeply felt among his fans, friends and family. With that pain in hand, it’s easy to excuse oneself from watching this documentary, but that would be a miscalculation. Ultimately life affirming and inspiring, this project delivers an evocative and insightful look at one of cinema’s most talented artists.

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Review: ‘Between Us’ (Ben Feldman, Olivia Thirlby)

One of the drawbacks of attempting to watch a movie a day is, if you’re a horrible planner, you’ll spend a lot of wasted time wondering which movie you’ll want to see on that given day. Close to an hour of Netflix browsing led me to Between Us, which I initially viewed as an insightful, if not innocuous romantic comedy toplined by Ben Feldman and Olivia Thirlby. My expectations for the film were low, and thank goodness the don’t judge a book by its cover take applied to this first rate narrative. Review below!!

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Future Flicks: Alexandra Daddario Signs on to “San Andreas”

Director John Luessenhop with Alexandra Daddario on the set of TEXAS CHAINSAW 3D. Photo credit: Justin Lubin
Director John Luessenhop with Alexandra Daddario on the set of TEXAS CHAINSAW 3D. Photo credit: Justin Lubin

Alexandra Daddario, who will be seen this summer opposite Dwayne Johnson in San Andreas, has signed on to director William H. Macy’s road trip comedy The Layover. 

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VIDEO: Bérénice Marlohe & Victor Levin on “5 to 7” & Eternal Love

5 to 7 - Victor Levin & Bérénice Marlohe (DeepestDream.com)
A film that I can’t get out of my head (in a good way) is director Victor Levin’s disarmingly romantic, evocative, and blissfully wistful drama 5 to 7. I recently had the pleasure of meeting Levin and actress Bérénice Marlohe and I’ve posted the full video interview below.

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Exclusive: Bérénice Marlohe Talks Eternal Love & “5 to 7” Experience

5 to 7

 

Opening in theaters April 13, 5 to 7 centers Brian (Anton Yelchin), a struggling New York writer who is romantically involved with Arielle (Bérénice Marlohe) a married woman with a liberated view on relationships. Their bond is immediate (some would say love at first sight), and for two hours a day they continue to fall deeper in love with each other.

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