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You have seen him in a THOUSAND films, TV shows and commercials including a featured part in the HIT
HBO show, WESTWORLD.
NOW, Phillip E. Walker brings his NEW FILM, SWEETEST VACATION to
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Legendary filmmaker John Waters is stepping back to the director’s chair for the first time in 18 years, for an adaptation of his 2022 novel “Liarmouth: A Feel-Bad Romance.” Waters — a pioneering independent filmmaker who catapulted to cinema infa
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Check out exclusive BTW footage of last The Night (AKA Pacerville) and Join the Sacramento International Film Festival for our 27th annual opening film and celebration: https://californiafilm.net/event/pace... LAST T
This EVENT Was awesome! And HERE IS SOME Behind The Scenes action!
Recently, CFF sponsored the US Theatrical Premiere of INFRARED, a new Horror film.
Sestero Pictures & Woof Cat Films presents the US theatrical premiere of INFRARED, a new fea
The first COVID films are poised to address a pandemic that isn't through with us yet. Here's why these early, imperfect takes on the past year are still worth watching.
Until last year, if you wanted to watch a global pandemic unfold before your eye
Analysis: The academy recognized a diverse lineup of performers and some movies that might have been overlooked in a normal year. But the question of ratings hangs over the show.
Hollywood is coming off a miserable year.
The coronavirus pandemic hal
THE SACRAMENTO FILM AWARDS ARE HERE!The 2020 Sacramento Film Awards is part of the California Film Foundation's Sacramento International Film Festival. As such, we honor filmmakers and professionals from our festival and the wider community. Of these
The 2020 Sacramento Film Awards is part of the California Film Foundation's Sacramento International Film Festival. As such, we honor filmmakers and professionals from our festival and the wider community. Of these recognitions, the Vanguard Award
An Interview with the Fashion On Film 2020 Break Out Star
By Martin Anaya
How did you get involved with Fashion On Film?
We were friends. I'd known you, Marty, through a local boutique. You had heard of me when I 1st got back to Sac from New York
Movie theaters have been devastated by coronavirus since the pandemic has forced cinemas to close across the country and essentially wiped out summer blockbuster season.
Quentin Tarantino’s Beverly Cinema closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Exhibitor
The streamer has revealed its biggest ever original movies, cluing us in on what does and doesn’t work within its ever-growing library.
Netflix’s once heavily guarded vault of secret statistics has slowly opened up over the last couple of years, a gra
There are conflicting opinions regarding the budget cutoff for the category commonly referred to as “microbudget filmmaking.” Sometimes referred to as “no-budget,” “ultra-low-budget” or “nano-budget,” the term refers to an increasingly popular level
Actors with dis/abilities are rarely tapped to play dis/abled characters. Ali Stroker, Marlee Matlin and others share their views on representation in the entertainment industry.
If history is a guide, one of the surest ways to get an Oscar is by bein
The "Mask Up America" campaign will include eight TV spots, produced by Tribeca Film Festival co-founder Jane Rosenthal and featuring stars such as Robert De Niro, Ellen Pompeo, Kaitlyn Dever, Jamie Foxx, John Leguizamo, Rosie Perez, Anthony Mackie a
Last year, not a single major studio movie included a transgender character, according to GLAAD.
On Thursday morning, the LGBTQ media advocacy organization released its annual Studio Responsibility Index report tracking LGBTQ inclusion in major studio
Wong's endorsement of a revival plan comes just as theaters in the region close once again.
Filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai pictured above.
industry with a five-tier plan that totals $33.5 million U.S. dollars in funds. He’s joined by Derek Yee (“Drink-Drank-Dr
(Left to Right) John David Washington, Zendaya, and Sam Levinson.
EXCLUSIVE: Even though there’s been a couple of notable film productions recently jockeying for the distinction of being the first in the US to go before the cameras following the COVID
From Joe Dante’s The Movies That Made Me to a niche show all about the Marx Brothers, there are plenty of options for every sort of cinephile.
The local multiplex is closed. Film production has ceased. The summer blockbuster season is in jeopardy. But
