“We Live in Time” explores legacy, connection and grief through the pair’s relationship
Local actors to perform live during late-night screenings of classic film
Film Jam returns to Bunnell Street Arts Center on Saturday, Oct. 26 at 8 p.m.
See Stories, an Alaska nonprofit with the mission to build inclusive communities with story and film, offered a one-week filmmaking…
“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” tells a story that feels more rooted in fantasy than the post-apocalypse vibe of its predecessors
Garland’s new film comments on political and personal divisions through a unique lens of conflict on American soil
The short documentary chronicles Homer resident George Faust, his history in circus arts and the impact of Parkinson’s disease
“Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” picks up right where “Afterlife” left off, and it also succumbs to a lot of the same problems
KPBSD’s Indigenous Education Program hosted its Second Annual Indigenous Language Film Festival
Fear of the dark is natural, not some problem that Orion has to go on adventure to overcome
Overlong and a little jumbled, the film fails to play to its own strengths
The adaptation of the 2017 Broadway musical is a surprising early-year hit
Community submissions will be accepted until Feb. 16
