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The stories we would put on the marquee. Reviews, reporting and obituaries from people who work on set.
What to expect from Anne Hathaway’s "Mother Mary"
The long-awaited A24 thriller starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel has just been released.
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Interviews
PaleyFest 2026: The "Nobody Wants This" cast discusses vulnerability, sibling dynamics, and Season 3
Double features
Two at a timeFrom Switch to Screen: Is "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" more super than the last?
Is this adaptation worthy of Mario's 40th anniversary?
SNL UK Hits our Screens
Saturday Night Live continues to go global with host Tina Fey
“Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” and Thomas Shelby’s Disappointing Departure
An anticlimactic finale to the beloved Netflix series shows us how not to kill our darlings.
This is what I learned about editing from Terel Gibson
The award-winning editor discusses his approach to film editing, emphasizing persistence and adaptability
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Inside “How Is The Wine?”: A Co-Director Talks Process, Challenges, and Vision
“How Is The Wine?” is a dark and moody short film, co-directed by Alex Hopkins and Gabriel Brunet
NAB
LOF at NAB Show 2026: What we discovered on the Showroom Floor
LOF had boots on the ground in Las Vegas, Nevada, discovering the latest in technology, media, and entertainment to discover how independent filmmakers can take advantage of it.
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Medical Drama vs. Medical Reality: How "The Pitt" Redefines the Genre "Grey’s Anatomy" Built
For decades, "Grey's Anatomy" has swept the medical drama genre offering romance, emotion, and dramatized emergencies. But newer medical series like "The Pitt" are redirecting our focus onto raw, fast-paced depictions of what life as a medical worker in the emergency room is actually like.
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Students in Action: Sam Morgan's journey from YouTuber to student director
"I've always wanted to be a filmmaker, and I gradually started to focus the channel around my pursuit of that."
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Spotlighting Sunflower Seed Foundation's work with Saudi Arabian Women Filmmakers
Working with and uplifting Saudi Arabian women filmmakers has been Blake Donovan's dream since he visited the country as a college student.
Elsewhere in the League
Everything, newest firstHow Indie Productions Challenge Misogyny in Film
We want more women behind the camera, not more women's behinds ON camera!
Film ListMortifying Independent Films For Your Halloweekend
Looking for something spooky (and independent) to watch this weekend? Look no further.
Film ReviewHow LuLu Wang Brought Her Chinese Heritage to the Screen in "The Farewell"
Based on Wang's real-life family, "The Farewell" showcases what happens when cultures collide.