The concept is simple: 21 Exposures is Anthem ’s ongoing photography project that documents the lives of some of our select interview subjects as told through the eyes of the subjects themselves. Our participants are handed a disposable camera with a set number of exposures to work with and plainly told that once their photos are developed, every photo will be shared with our readers. An interview can often feel like it’s just skimming the surface of things.
The undercurrents of class, money, and family run through the darkly gorgeous Elena opening this week in New York. The film follows the title character, a middle-aged housewife, as she straddles the wealthy, moneyed world of her older husband and the broken-down, gritty world of her unemployed son.
Luke Kirby has two very different films coming out in the next few weeks. As of tomorrow, you can watch the Toronto-born, Brooklyn-based actor terrorize Samuel L
Welcome to Thursday Trailer Face-Off, a feature in which we cast a critical eye on two similar upcoming film releases, pitting them against each other across a variety of categories to determine which is most deserving of your two hours.
This is the second film by Colombian director Ciro Guerra, exploring the myth of the curse of The Devil’s Accordion . It’s a very popular urban myth in the north of this country. SPONSOR We broadcast our email newsletters with Campaign Monitor SPONSOR
Dustin Lance Black is a screenwriter, producer and director who burst onto the scene in 2009 with Gus Van Sant’s Milk , which garnered him an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Additionally, Black wrote Clint Eastwood’s J
We doubt that John Travolta will be singing the words, “Summer lovin’, had me a blast” any time soon. From our experience, actors get a little upset when you ask them to repeat catchphrases from their previous films. It is also a particularly polemic time to accost Travolta with regards to his summer loving—he is currently facing allegations of sexual battery
Sunglasses so cool, you’ll die for them. (Really.)
We adore this Maurice Sendak documentary by Lance Bangs and Spike Jonze.
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