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🎬 In our newest film, Ilana Harris-Babou as she explores what can happen when the tasteful aesthetics of aspirational media come into contact with the absurd, grotesque, and uncomfortable. “I think it's also a friction I'm living with constantly, right? And I think we all are. Between the space of fantasy we want to live in and then the truth that we kind of know about the instability of everything.” Watch the full film, free → https://lnkd.in/ev2dMXc5

Check out this fascinating blog post about Wim Wenders and his deep connection to rock and roll, particularly the impact of Lou Reed on his new film. Click the link to read the full article: https://ift.tt/BwY3mCi

If you read Euan MacDonald's article on Clint Eastwood and westerns, you’ve probably been waiting for Part Two. Well, look no further! In the second part of his series, Euan MacDonald explores how Eastwood filters history through a single feature film, and the future of the genre he deconstructed thirty years ago. Do you agree with this analysis? Comment below!

THE IMPACT unveils the hard-hitting truths and hidden realities of our lives. “After watching this film, you will perceive the world in its raw form, shattering any lingering illusions. It is a stark revelation, exposing the depths of this world’s cruelty and injustice. However, it also addresses the crucial question: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL OF THIS? Watch on actfiles.org

Check out this CBS interview with Rich Ronat and Laura Vale to hear about the debut of the film Culprit at the Dances with Films Festival, produced by cosmos kiindarius, Brian Gross, and Jacy Kingand, written by Rich Ronat and Jamie Donovan, and directed by Rich Ronat.

I Directed this short film in 2018 titled Hauwa, the experience has been addictive https://lnkd.in/ecApVT4T

What questions do you have about heaven? Comment below 👇 For this week only, watch the powerful film “Heaven, How I Got Here” for FREE and discover the incredible truth of how you can get to heaven: https://bit.ly/43ynP7i

Here is my last article of the year for the Carletonian which is a review of the Oscar-winning film The Zone of Interest which was recently shown at the Weitz: https://lnkd.in/eTSsZWeT

Unleashing Vengeance: The Rise of Kraven the Hunter The video discusses the film 'Kraven the Hunter', focusing on its characters and themes of family and vengeance.

“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes,” - It’s a film that asks first and foremost if progress and civilization are worth the inevitable price in lives and dignity for those on the other side of its advance. Most interesting for our moment is that it is a film that also asks if it is possible for two traumatized peoples to live side by side. Can they ever trust each other? Must their relationship always end in pain, suffering and death? As you can probably tell, I could go on about these movies. I think that they are some of the best science-fiction films ever to make an appearance.