Nessa Hyams, Casting Director and ‘Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman’ Helmer, Dies at 84
She started out with Marion Dougherty, found actors for ‘What’s Up, Doc?’ and ‘The Exorcist’ at Warner Bros. and was a high-ranking exec at Columbia Pictures.
She started out with Marion Dougherty, found actors for ‘What’s Up, Doc?’ and ‘The Exorcist’ at Warner Bros. and was a high-ranking exec at Columbia Pictures.
Filmmaker Liza Mandelup dedicates eight minutes to the cultural obsession surrounding the accused killer in a new short film that just had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.
Nat Boltt’s feel-good comedy, being shopped in Sundance, also stars Jackie Weaver, Myriam Margolyes and Elijah Tamati and will open the Santa Barbara Film Fest on Feb. 5.
Ramzi Bashour’s debut feature follows a tightly wound Lebanese woman and her troubled American-born teenager as they drive from Indiana to California.
The RZA executive produced Joanna Natasegara’s Sundance-premiering film tells the strange story of a dogged outsider and a controversial album.
Roher, at Sundance for ’Tuner’ and ‘The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist,’ opens up about the dedication and love for Rob Reiner: “He used his stature for good, truly, and lived by his values.”
The big budget director hasn’t had agency representation since 2022.
Adrian Chiarella’s debut ‘Leviticus’ reimagines queer trauma as supernatural terror in a scary new midnight premiere.
‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ stars Zoey Deutch as a midwestern bride-to-be on a journey through Los Angeles to try to sleep with her celebrity “hall pass”.
Edward James Olmos narrates an informative, archive-packed documentary that charts Valdez’s rise from impoverished son of migrant farmers to director of a Hollywood hit.