The film will screen Friday, March 22 at Pierre’s Theatre in Victor and in Jackson on Saturday, March 23 at the National Museum of Wildlife Art.
Film & TV
On Set: “Chicago 7” Delivers With Solid Casting and Dialogue
Aaron Sorkin’s latest legal drama about the infamous trial after the 1968 DNC convention is worth revisiting from earlier this fall.
On Set: “Hillbilly Elegy” Tackles Addiction and Opportunity with Superb Acting
The movie adaptation of the J. D. Vance book traces a familiar recovery/redemption arc in place of broader, and controversial, commentary on American poverty.
On Set: Mel Gibson’s Take on Santa as a Fallen Superhero in ‘Fatman’
This holiday-fare movie in the time of Covid-19 took a dark turn, and missed the mark.
Group Empowers Unheard Voices to Take Control of their Narratives
DIYDocs is teaching residents of Jackson, Wyoming, and Tlaxcala, Mexico, how to make their own documentary films. All they need is a smartphone.
On Set: A Tale of Two New Releases
Do audiences want new films in a socially distanced theater or on their home screens? ‘Tenet’ and ‘Mulan’ each took different routes and movie critic Jeff Counts tells us what worked best.
On Set: ‘Palm Springs’ Speaks to Our Pandemic Daze
In both style and theme, the Hulu original film is perfect viewing for the quarantine-addled mind.
On Set with Jeff Counts: Cinematic Gems for the Netflix Fatigued
As you burn through your Netflix backlogs and wonder how to pace yourself, film critic Jeff Counts revisits 2019 films that deserve a second look.
On Set with Jeff Counts: ‘Honey Boy’ is a Portrait of Heartache and Courage
Whether the story of Shia LaBeouf’s life in film was worthy of its own film has never been a question. The real question was always: Who would tell it?...
