Movie mistakes are a staple of filmmaking, but some errors are so obvious that it’s hard to believe they made it into the final cut. From glaring continuity issues to misplaced props, these moments could have been fixed in editing, but weren’t. Sometimes the mistake is small, like a cup
Palestine Cinema Dispatch: Introduction — Why Palestinian Film?
This is a column about films by or about Palestinians. But why write about Palestinian film? Why devote the time, space, and energy to covering the cinematic productions of a country and occupied territory that has been largely ignored by cinema historians? In terms of its cinema, the land and
Beloved The Next Generation Star Crushes Fan Hopes for Star Trek: Legacy Series
Star Trek, in general, is in a bit of an odd limbo at the moment. Despite the fact that we’ve still got two seasons of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds left before the show’s final credits roll and a full second season of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has already been
Over Your Dead Body Review: Samara Weaving Delights in ‘Murder Your Spouse’ Comedy
Dan does not love his wife. That would be apparent to anyone if they gave him the time of day. The Jason Segel character clumsily drops into conversation to every co-worker within earshot that he and the little lady are going to a cabin in the woods this weekend. More
QUEEN OF CHESS: A Chess Documentary In Search of a Purpose
Judit Polgár is one of the greatest chess players of all time. In 1991, she became the youngest-ever chess Grandmaster, and she went on to defeat 11 current and former world champion players before retiring from chess in 2014. In a sport that has historically been male-dominated, she is also