Celebrating Indian Filmmaking: Chandler festival is a feast for the eyes
Chandler filmmaker Mitesh Patel says there has been a noticeable change when he attends film…
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Review: Bold, bloated ‘Babylon’ explores early Hollywood depravity
While writer-director Damien Chazelle’s ambitious and outrageous “Babylon” offers a different look at the Golden…
Promise to Be Real: Tank Jones takes acting seriously
Tank Jones and his 10-year-old son, Raejon Jones, have a special bond. The Chandler residents…
Cinema Curiosities: December brings new releases to theaters, streaming
The holidays are here, with families coming to or leaving town, and no shortage of…
Review: Cannibal romance ‘Bones and All’ finds beauty in darkness
Luca Guadagnino’s last two feature films were the decidedly different 2017 coming-of-age romantic drama “Call…
Review: Cate Blanchett embodies accused maestro in ‘Tár’
Lydia Tár is an icon. The first female conductor of a German symphony, she leads…
‘The Last Band on Stage’: Legendary rockers Chicago tell pandemic story
When COVID-19 closed down the world, reportedly Chicago was the last band to perform a…
Celebrating Film: Peoria festival returns for the fall
For the fourth year, the Peoria Film Festival is returning in October to celebrate the…
History in the Making: ‘Bros’ reinvents the rom-com with an LGBTQ+ focus
Rom-coms have forever been a movie night staple, and “Bros” is here to shake up…
Review: ‘Pearl’ adds depth — and kills — to ‘X’ villain’s backstory
When Ti West’s “X” was released in theaters back in March, critics and audiences alike…