Netflix and Thrill: Summer movie season arrives in your own living room
If you were to look at the theatrical release calendar for May a mere two…
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‘Teenage Badass’: New film tells bands to ‘get it all in writing’
The hazy, bright chaos of Phoenix music culture has crashed its way on screen. “Teenage…
Movies to Go: Phoenix Film Foundation raises funds with virtual events
With the cancellation of major events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, local organizations have sought…
Spring Streaming: New movies leap to online platforms in light of virus crisis
As the world around us transforms into something that we previously only saw in movies…
Unified by Film: Phoenix festival sets ‘inclusive’ slate for 20th year
Organizers behind what’s billed as Arizona’s largest annual gathering for movie lovers, the Phoenix Film…
Celebrating the Best in Film: Sedona festival honors Rob Reiner and Leslie Uggams
Director Josh Aronson knew his latest documentary, “To Be of Service,” might not appeal to…
‘Fantasy Island’: Blumhouse reimagines TV series for a new generation
Any fantasy could come true. But fantasies come with a price. Blumhouse Productions’ “Fantasy Island,”…
‘Great Films with a Little Jewish Flavor:’ Annual festival is dubbed a ‘can’t-miss occasion’
The Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival is a labor of love for executive directors Barry…
Building a Bridge: Tempe-based film festival giving Asian filmmakers voices
Filmmaker Ihman Esturco sees a distinct lack of representation for foreign cinema, namely that which…
‘Murderous Trance:’ Josh Lucas explores hypnosis in new film
“Ford vs. Ferrari” actor Josh Lucas is used to playing sweet characters like Jake Perry…