The Light of the Moon Directed by: Jessica M. Thompson Distributed by: Imagination Worldwide Synopsis: The Light of the Moon is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of relationships in the
The Orville gets second helping Seth MacFarlane’s sci-fi series The Orville has been renewed for a second season. Fox’s president of entertainment Michael Thorn confirmed the news, stating that “once again Seth has struck a powerful
It’s been another bombshell of a week for the entertainment industry. Beloved thespian Kevin Spacey has been caught up in a sexual harassment scandal, leading to the cancellation of Netflix’s House of Cards – and even the
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It’s that time again, folks. Marvel’s about to drop its next superhero flick, Thor: Ragnarok, the third solo outing for the hammer-wielding god of thunder. It won’t come as much of a surprise, but it’s
Boo! Oh no, you had a heart attack, didn’t you? We’re pretty hype-cited to rain down some terrifying terror in advance of Halloween next week. Many violent delights are at the movies this year, from
This week’s FutureFemme delivers a bevy of good news across the board: whole new television series, corporate ascendancies, and TARDIS takeovers. Despite scads of difficult news pouring out of Hollywood – scandals and fires and
We’ve had a stormy few weeks amid the ever-mounting allegations of sexual assault being levied against Harvey Weinstein – quite possibly the worst kept secret in Hollywood – and lackluster results facing the box office.
Title: Latter-Day Glory Funding goal: $15,000 Slated for filming: Principle photography completed; raising funds to complete the film Logline: Two gay ex-Mormons explore their past and discuss the growing number of Mormon LGBT suicides. Why you should support it:
120 Beats Per Minute Directed by: Robin Campillo Distributed by: The Orchard Synopsis: Early 1990s. With AIDS having already claimed countless lives for nearly ten years, Act Up-Paris activists multiply actions to fight general indifference. Nathan, a newcomer
