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Despite being a globally renowned actor with nearly a hundred credits to his name, including CODA, Eugenio Derbez was panicked three days before filming began on his latest movie, Radical. “I was out of my comfort zone,” he tells THR ahead of the film’s screening at the Newport Beach Film Festival as the international spotlight…
Nicolas Cage and Bill Skarsgård are set to star in Lords of War, the sequel to Lord of War that reunites CODA producer Vendome Pictures with director Andrew Niccol. Niccol will write and direct the sequel to his 2005 crime thriller Lord of War, with Cage reprising his role as arms dealer Yuri Orlov, and…
Marlee Matlin Slams Kidz Bop at Sundance Amid Claims They Passed Over Deaf Talent Due to Interpreter Cost: “F***ing Ridiculous” Marlee Matlin no doubt had a busy Friday morning here in Park City, where she’s serving on the U.S. Dramatic Competition jury for this year’s Sundance Film Festival. However, she did manage to sneak in…
“#2021 Sundance Film Festival Awards Announced – /Film” Today, the Golden Globe nominations were announced, and the results were pretty bad! So perhaps we should try to cleanse our palates with the 2021 Sundance Film Festival awards. This year’s Sundance was virtual, and while that experience can’t hold a candle to being on the ground…
“#Apple Buys CODA, Shattering Record for Sundance Festival Deals – /Film” Apple has just set a new Sundance Film Festival record with its purchase of Sundance crowdpleaser CODA. Directed by Siân Heder, the coming-of-age dramedy was an instant hit when it premiered as the festival’s opening night film, attracting the attention of streamers like Amazon and Netflix,…
“#’CODA’ is a Crowd-Pleaser That’s Good for Your Heart and Funnybone” Some people view “crowd-pleaser” as a dirty word, as if movies that aim for wide appeal are somehow lesser creations than ones targeting a more specific, more discerning audience. That’s poppycock. Great films come in all shapes, sizes, and demographics, and any of them…
“#Familiar Coming-of-Age Film That Feels New Again – /Film” The coming-of-age genre is well-trod at this point. There are few innovations, and even fewer surprises, and yet we constantly return to it like an old song we used to love — maybe you’ve outgrown it, but you never get over the fondness for it. Like…