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There is no sport more intimate or erotic than tennis. It is one of the few major sports where two players agree to partake, for hours, in a duel of body, mind, and soul. Naturally, to engage with anyone that intensely, an inescapable relationship is forged— one that intensifies with every stroke, every bead of sweat, every grunt. It may not be as fleshy as boxing, but arguably the lack of contact is what makes tennis more arousing— is not…
dev patel directing all those baddies to ooh+giggle when he takes his sweaty tank top off
Weekend: Sunday 28 April, 7:30pm
The Art of James Cameron illuminates a remarkable creative path by bringing together a wealth of carefully curated material from the filmmaker’s personal archive, including his earliest sketches, designs from unrealized film projects, and conceptual pieces that would form the bedrock of his acclaimed later work. Alongside drawings and paintings, the more than three-hundred original items featured in the exhibit include props, costumes, photographs, and 3D technologies made or adapted by Cameron himself, a noted technical innovator across multiple disciplines…
The Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) is now open for film submissions from April 25 through July 8, 2024 via the festival website. As one of the leading film festivals in Asia, TIFF showcases premieres of films created by established filmmakers as well as outstanding works by up-and-coming directors from around the world, in a variety of sections.
Bring 2023 to a climactic ending with a special screening of “When Harry Met Sally” at The Beverly. Each $35 ticket includes a concessions package and post-show charcuterie paired with city views, live jazz, and a champagne toast at Segue to ring in the new year.
May Day is just around the corner and that means another edition of the DC Labor FilmFest is nigh! Co-presented by the Labor Heritage Foundation and the AFI Silver, this annual series, now in its 24th year, features a wide-ranging selection of "laborific" films about work, workers and the wider issues affecting workers' lives.
Few actors’ screen presence reverberates with such genuine intensity as Benicio del Toro. Like Gary Oldman, Denzel Washington, Toshiro Mifune, Mads Mikkelsen, and so on. I feel Benicio del Toro is almost always good, irrespective of the quality of the film built around his character. From his Oscar-winning performance in Traffic to his compelling portrayal in Sicario and the iconic role in The Usual Suspects and Snatch, his versatility shines through. Born in Puerto Rico on February 19, 1967, to lawyer parents, Benicio del…
"Oh, Canada is this magical land of illegal whiskey and great animation."
Back by popular demand, Michel Gondry's legendary sci-fi romance returns this weekend, with showtimes on 4/27 & 4/28. Tickets here
The Michigan Theater Foundation, reintroducing itself as Marquee Arts, proudly announces the highly anticipated return of the Cinetopia Film Festival, set to take over Ann Arbor from June 13 to June 23, 2024. After a 5-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the festival is back with a renewed commitment to champion diversity, inclusion, and the voices of female filmmakers, LGBTQ+, and underrepresented communities on the big screen.
First, it was too many voices. They couldn’t be understood. But then they started to settle.
