The Craft of the Challenge: Understanding How ‘Pluribus’ Belongs to Cinema’s Toughest Subgenre
Manusos Oviedo’s Journey Manusos Oviedo is embarking on a journey that stands out because he is the last remaining person willing to undertake it. Known as Carlos Manuel Vesuga, he is an unwavering opponent of the Joining—a phenomenon that merges most of humanity into a shared consciousness. With determination, he sets out from Paraguay, aiming […]
The Netflix-Warner Bros. Agreement Is Bad News for Cinemas and Film Enthusiasts
Concerns Over Netflix-Warner Bros. Merger If you’re a fan of cinema, you’ve probably heard that the merger between Netflix and Warner Bros. isn’t exactly great news. It’s a bit worrisome, to be honest. About 15 years ago, I started to feel disillusioned with modern films. Sure, there are some fantastic movies released yearly, but the […]
China Floods Cinemas with War Messaging, Breaks Single-Day Summer Box Office Record
Chinese Box Office Sets Record Amid Domestic Film Surge Over the weekend, the Chinese box office made headlines with a record gross of $972 million, driven largely by a series of domestic war-themed films, as noted by the state-run Global Times. The Chinese government’s increasing restrictions on Hollywood films reflect its push for homegrown productions. […]
‘Kamala’ Documentary from CNN Pundit Hitting Cinemas Before Election Frames Her as ‘Underdog,’ ‘Joyous Warrior’
A biographical documentary about Kamala Harris, produced by CNN's Bakari Sellers, is reportedly set to hit cinemas just weeks before the November presidential election. Kamala It is expected to be released sometime in October and available to stream ahead of the Nov. 5 election. Report from The Hollywood ReporterThe short documentary features interviews with celebrities, […]