It's rare for a local theatre group to stage a series of productions here in a given season, but that's what Royal Canadian Theatre Company is doing. RCTC is prepping three plays for the stage at Surrey Arts Centre for its 2015-16 season, starting with a version of "Dracula" in mid-October.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it, right? Try telling that to Hollywood. Mainstream cinema has a nasty habit of taking a film and then re-hashing it repeatedly - often with increasingly diminishing returns .
In Danny Boyle's biopic, reports Aseem Chhabra from the Telluride Film Festival, 'we are left with Jobs -- the man, a genius as well as , an asshole!' ight years ago, Danny Boyle came to the Telluride Film Festival with a film that everyone -- including the filmmaker, his producer and distributor -- were uncertain about. But the success of Slumdog Millionaire with the Telluride audience convinced Boyle and his backers that they had a potential winner with them.
Golden Globe winner Jacqueline Bisset and Granite State native Gordon Clapp star in New England filmmaker Jay Craven's new historical drama "Peter and John."
Soulmate director Axelle Carolyn casts out a net and pulls in a bunch of her genre filmmaker friends, under the banner of The October Society, to create Tales of Halloween . Packing in ten different segments in what proves to be a breathless runtime, this is one anthology that is not only a love-letter to Halloween and the genre, but to simply having a spookily fun ol' time at the movies.
THE AGE OF ADALINE . Blake Lively, in her best role - and best performance - since her breakout turn in 2005's The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants , plays Adaline Bowman, who was born near the start of the 20th century but who, through a scientific phenomenon that the film amusingly states won't be discovered and named until 2035, remains glued to the age of 29 following an unusual car accident.
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Veteran American director Brian De Palma said on Wednesday at the Venice Film Festival that his advice to young filmmakers is they must never give up, but they also need luck and a sense of humour in order to succeed. Seventy-five-year-old De Palma is being honored for a career spanning half a century, which has included "Scarface" with Al Pacino , the Chicago gangster film "The Untouchables" and the launch of the Tom Cruise "Mission: Impossible" franchise in 1996.
Blake Lively stars in this intriguing romantic drama about a woman who stopped aging at 29 and shuts herself off from the world until she falls in love and has to come out of her self-imposed exile. Harrison Ford and Kathy Baker co-star as the parents of her romantic interest, and the cast is one of the things that makes this film enjoyable.