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WHEN CINEMA BECOMES PROPAGANDA
Cinema has always had the ability to influence the way we see the world. A film can make us sympathise with someone we have never met, fear someone we have never encountered, or believe in a place and time we have never lived in. We often perceive this as the magic of cinema. But the same ability to shape emotion, perception and memory can also make cinema an extremely effective
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‘The Whisper Man’ Review Roundup: De Niro Elevates a Formulaic Netflix Thriller That Rarely Lives Up to Its Cast
The Whisper Man, directed by James Ashcroft and based on Alex North's bestselling 2019 novel, premieres on Netflix on August 28. Produced by Anthony and Joe Russo's AGBO Films, the...
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The Dog Stars Opens to a Disappointing $8 Million as Ridley Scott’s Post-Apocalyptic Drama Struggles to Find an Audience
Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars has stumbled at the North American box office, opening to an estimated $8 million from 3,330–3,575 locations. The result is a disappointing start for the $110 million post-apocalyptic drama, which stars Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin,...
