It seems like every year we get at least one indie comedy that ever so masterfully taps into the teenage mindset. In 2015 it was Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, in 2016 it was The Edge of Seventeen, and this year it’s definitely Lady Bird. It’s…
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When we see boxers, it’s only ever when they’re putting on a front. Whether it’s in the ring, or during the weigh-in beforehand, they have a duty to intimidate their opponent, and in turn, intimidate us. However Antoine…
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Professional hit-man Charlie Wolfe finds himself in three tales of murder, blackmail and revenge after a botched contract assignment.
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During her post-Super Bowl appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert last night, Margot Robbie announced that she’s the proud owner of a tattoo gun. The Australian actress is playing lovable psychopath Harley Quinn in DC’s…
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Jon Favreau’s Chef will be remade for Bollywood with actor Saif Ali Khan set to play the lead in the Hindi-language adaptation. THR reports that Khan will star as a professional chef (played by Favreau in the original) who quits his job to…
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Flickreel recently had a chance to catch up with our friend Jason Carney, the director of the 2017 Phoenix Film Festival. Q: What film playing at this year’s festival are you most excited about? A: We have a really cool opening night movie called…
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Star Wars creator George Lucas originally wanted a different actor to play Han Solo. Harrison Ford of course took on the iconic role, but he wasn’t the first actor that Lucas had in mind. As it turns out that he was considering a more diverse…
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One of the big hits of Sundance in the U.S., Morris from America is a fun, jaunty little affair that threatens to build into something more memorable than it ends up being. Morris (Markees Christmas) is a thirteen-year-old struggling to fit in….
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A romantic comedy about an Englishman brought in to help unmask a possible swindle. Personal and professional complications ensue.
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We all know someone like Norman Oppenheimer. The character at the centre of this Joseph Cedar production makes for an endearing lead – and vitally, one peppered with profundity, enriched by his relatable sense of inadequacy. Thing is, people like…
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