Streaming Wars The Dink Pickleball is a fundamentally silly sport. There is no sidestepping this sporting reality...Hollywood’s first pickleball comedy, director Josh Greenbaum’s The Dink, named after a shot type unique to the sport, understands this quite well.
The Dink Pickleball’s big streaming break: Mary Steenburgen and Producer Mike Witherill on ‘The Dink’ An inside look into Hollywood’s first A-list pickleball film
Josh O'Connor Disclosure Day A boomer’s hopeful, naive dream in the power of moving image-based media.
David Lowery Mother Mary David Lowery doesn’t give easy answers, and that’s part of what makes the film special.
Palestinian Cinema Q&A with Director Annemarie Jacir on Palestine 36 "I hope that connection is the light in all this darkness."
The Rapidian Project Hail Mary Just like the prayerful title, “Project Hail Mary” is incredibly optimistic.
Palestinian Cinema Q&A with Palestinian-American Director Cherien Dabis on All That’s Left of You Jordan’s submission for the Best International Feature Film at the 98th Academy Awards
63rd Ann Arbor Film Festival 63rd Ann Arbor Film Festival: Traveling Tour Experimental and avant-garde cinema is intentionally maverick and boundary-pushing—and the best and most engaging films on the traveling tour do just that.
The Rapidian The Birds Any viewing of “The Birds” hellbent on making sense of why the animals attack is bound to end in disappointment.
