Like others of its kind around the globe -- those that weren't canceled entirely, -- the Atlanta Film Festival soldiered through the COVID year of 2020 as a hy...
A few weeks ago, Alpharetta's Swan family cooked veggie burgers, packed them in a basket with popcorn and soda and loaded it all into their car with assorted pi...
Crystal Fox’s role in the new film Burden isn’t a large one -- or, frankly, one that’s a tremendous challenge. Yet just as she’s done for the past four decades,...
Writer-director Destin Daniel Cretton’s films share a common tone -- humane, socially progressive, thoughtful and, well, a bit dull. They’re earnest to a fault....
When his editor at Esquire magazine asked journalist Tom Junod to do a 1998 profile of Fred Rogers, the writer had no idea the assignment would change his life ...
When village girl Rouhi (Taraneh Alidoosti) rides into Tehran on the back of her fiancé’s motorcycle, the end of her chador catches in the gears of the machine,...
Atlanta movie-and-TV mogul Tyler Perry has set aside his drag alter ego Madea and the affluent Southeastern buppies he likes to write about and now tackles some...
Scrawny and scruffy, with a cumulus of uncombed hair, Romain Duris could only rate as a romantic lead in a French film. Then again, his co-star, Vanessa Paradis...
Think about it this way. You’re watching a standard Hollywood rom-com. Joe meets Jane over a comically spilled cup of coffee. They date, they dance, they picnic...
With the “Austin Powers” movies, the joke was funny the first time around ... the second time, not so much. (And the third? Yikes.) That pattern also applies to...
