Movie and TV show reviews

Grassland” marks the first directorial effort of William Bermudez and Sam Friedman (who also wrote the script). The story centers around a Latina mother whose son befriends a new neighborhood boy and his grandfather, a police officer. However, this friendship leads to complications as the mother operates a marijuana business with the help of a young Black man, putting both of them in jeopardy. The film is set against the backdrop of New Jersey during the 2008 economic recession and Barack Obama’s presidential campaign.

For the first time in their decade-long study of the 100 top-grossing movies each year (amounting to 1,800 films since 2007), Dr. Stacy L. Smith and the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative found that gender equality was achieved – as 54 films prominently featured women or girls in leading or co-leading roles.

It’s been verified that John Ross Bowie has inked a talent agreement with Warner Bros. Television, allowing him to return as the character Barry Kripke (or “Kwipke” for those who prefer a more rough-and-tumble approach). In this upcoming project, Bowie will join previously announced cast members Brian Posehn, Lauren Lapkus, and Kevin Sussman, all of whom are set to reprise their roles from the original series.

The movie, featuring Victoria Luengo (“The Room Next Door”), delves into a dramatic tale revolving around a renowned filmmaker and his daughter, who is struggling in her acting career. Having been apart for many years, they join forces to create a film, which compels them to address a difficult past that both have avoided. The script was penned by Sorogoyen.

In a thrilling turn of events, I’m delighted to announce that I’m admiring the directorial debut of the accomplished cinematographer Saumyananda Sahi, who was an Oscar nominee for “All That Breathes.” Additionally, the talented editor Tanushree Das, known for her work on “Eeb Allay Ooo!”, is also part of this exciting project. The filmmakers have graciously shared a sneak peek of their creation, especially for the esteemed audience at EbMaster.

In the spirit of Elphaba’s heartfelt ballad, I yearn to encounter the wizard who I firmly believe can guide me, and I long for a sense of belonging, seeking acceptance not only from those around me, but also from you, my audience.

In this production, Bean is set to share the screen with Jack Patten, our established series protagonist portraying Robin Hood. Bean assumes the role of the infamous Sheriff of Nottingham.

In the trailer, it’s revealed that Mir (Asif Ali) and Raj (Saagar Shaikh), two Pakistani-American brothers, found out their father’s chain of convenience stores was merely a facade, and the true family business involved dealing drugs. With no experience in managing such a venture, they are thrust into a dangerous criminal world, fighting to stay alive while trying to salvage their unlawful enterprise.

Adams has been added to the cast of the show, which was given a series order by Apple in November for ten episodes. The series is inspired by both the John D. MacDonald novel “The Executioners,” which served as the basis for Gregory Peck’s 1962 film “Cape Fear” produced by Universal Pictures, and the critically-acclaimed 1991 remake directed by Martin Scorsese starring Robert De Niro and Nick Nolte.

Previously, it was revealed that Michael C. Hall, famous for his role in “Dexter”, will once again play the main character, the serial killer Dexter. The upcoming series, titled “Resurrection,” does not yet disclose its plot details but is confirmed to continue directly from where “Dexter: New Blood” left off. Filming for this series commenced in New York in January, aiming for a summer premiere.