‘Lamb’: A24 film is a grim take on motherhood, miscarriage, Mother Nature
First-time feature film director and co-writer Valdimar Jóhannsson’s “Lamb” is a hauntingly grim — and,…
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Hometown Pride: Mesa actor excited movie is opening Phoenix Film Festival
When deaf Mesa actor Troy Kotsur received the script for Apple Original Film’s “CODA,” he…
Aspiring to New ‘Heights’: Emotional, upbeat film recalls old Hollywood
“In the Heights” stars Olga Merediz and Jimmy Smits say their musical masterpiece is the…
No More ‘Lucking Out’: Sedona film festival gets cautious in wake of pandemic
Sedona International Film Festival organizers lucked out with last year’s event. Set just weeks before…
Knowledge is Power: Gio Benitez shares survival stories on A&E
Gio Benitez had a busy week. He headed to Pasadena to cover Perseverance Rover’s descent…
On Fire: Dobson graduate Dorian Bustamante brings ‘Raya’ to life
Dobson High School graduate Dorian Bustamante has a resume that speaks volumes. Joining Walt Disney…
Promoting Equality: LUNAFEST helping give women filmmakers a platform
When LUNAFEST returns every year, it brings with it a new set of films from…
Finding Happiness: How Dan Harris’ mistakes led to inner peace
Dan Harris released his book, “10% Happier,” seven years ago. But on January 1, the…
Sharing Stories: JCFilm Studios studio set to open in Tempe
Actor Dean Cain and JCFilm Studios’ Jason Campbell are on a conference call, bouncing thoughts…
A New Beginning: Jewish film festival adapts to increasingly virtual world
When it came to the timing of last year’s Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival —…