In their new documentary, Lillian Smith: Breaking the Silence, father-and-son filmmakers Hal and Henry Jacobs tell the story of author and activist Lillian Smit...
Ten years ago, Kathleen Bertrand found herself in conversation with CEO William Pate of the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau, where she once worked. Tyler...
The BronzeLens Film Festival celebrates 10 years with its 2019 fest, running August 21--25 at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta downtown. The opening-night film is the ...
Editor’s note: In celebration of our 10th anniversary, each week we will republish a story from our archives that sparked strong reaction from readers, showcase...
Ed Spivia's favorite movie was The Longest Yard. Of course it was made in Georgia.
Actually, says daughter Cole Spivia, an Atlanta costume designer, his favo...
For those who like their movies like their lunch breaks -- high quality, independent and less than 45 minutes -- Shortsfest is the Atlanta festival to attend. F...
Alice Walker’s brief remarks seemed to stall time at the Plaza Arts Center in Eatonton last weekend. Hundreds of literature lovers descended on the rural town f...
A clownish, cartoon smile is plastered on the faces of choreographer and filmmaker Britt Whitmoyer Fishel’s dancers in GRIN -- a series of three abstract films....
Lisa Cunningham had a sense of what it would look like, but when she saw it for the first time, she was overcome. The Atlanta video and commercial director/prod...
The end of June will mark 50 years since a police raid at the Stonewall Inn in New York City's Greenwich Village neighborhood became the tipping point in the fi...
