April 4 marks the opening of the Atlanta Film Society’s 43rd annual Atlanta Film Festival. This year’s lineup includes over 180 screenings and events, selected ...
The Rocky Horror Picture Show is not, by most conventional measures, family-friendly.
It features a monster designed by an alien transvestite scientist for s...
Dance’s ephemeral nature is a major source of its appeal, says choreographer and filmmaker Mitchell Rose. But as attendance to live dance performances dwindles,...
For the latest program in his ongoing High Museum retrospective, Film Love curator Andy Ditzler chose three works from a 2009 four-part series that represent a ...
March marks the first anniversary of Atlanta’s innovative, creator-driven video streaming network, THEA. And the network is celebrating this important birthday ...
Motion picture and television production continued around Atlanta throughout late January and February, including projects like Jumanji 3 and Creepshow, a TV re...
Monday likely marked the beginning of the end of Turner Broadcasting as we’ve known it. A giant on the Atlanta media landscape, Turner headquartered some of the...
After launching her acting career in North Carolina in 2009, actor Hayley Lovitt relocated to Atlanta to get a foothold in the city’s then just-blooming film sc...
From Catvideofest and a thespian reinterpretation of the complete Tarantino oeuvre, to Hedwig and the Angry Inch and a screening of Oscar-nominated documentary ...
At 22, Georgia native Chloë Grace Moretz is already a veteran actress, with more than 65 film and TV credits to her name.
Born in Atlanta but raised mostly i...
