A screening of Michelangelo Antonioni’s classic Blow-Up marks the beginning of the 34th year of Oklahoma City University Film Institute’s annual series.
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Review: The Force is strong with newest Star Wars addition
A balance between old and new makes The Force Awakens a welcome addition to the mega film franchise.
In Jackson Heights provides inside look at diverse community
Filmmaker Frederick Wiseman crafts a diverse portrait of cultural vibrance in a Queens neighborhood.
With impressive animated sequences, it’s a doc as accomplished as it is infectious.
With impressive animated sequences, it’s a doc as accomplished as it is infectious.
Cover Story: Oklahoma actor Wes Studi blazes trail for Native filmmakers, actors and civil rights
“Contemporary Native life, the idea of us getting out of leather and feathers and into jeans and T-shirts, that’s the one area that has been the least explored about Indians in film,” Studi said. “These films show us as part of the real world today.”
His physicality the guy is shredded like lettuce and throws himself at the performance like a berserker and goofy, sweet buffoonishness (much like Stallone’s in Rocky) combine into a rich character we can’t help but root for.
His physicality — the guy is shredded like lettuce and throws himself at the performance like a berserker — and goofy, sweet buffoonishness (much like Stallone’s in Rocky) combine into a rich character we can’t help but root for.
Book celebrates ’60s big-screen sexpot, Oklahoma City native Pamela Tiffin
“She was a bona fide leading lady of the ’60s and arguably one of the most beautiful and talented of all the actresses I spoke with over the years,” said the Big Apple-based Lisanti.
For what it’s worth, this might be the pair’s most consistently funny film.
For what it’s worth, this might be the pair’s most consistently funny film.
Andy Warriorhol
“They say, ‘You don’t love America, man; you hate it so much.’ I’m like, ‘Au contraire, player; I love America so much I loved it even before it was called America!”
Under the right direction, Steinmark’s story has all the right elements for a great film.
Under the right direction, Steinmark’s story has all the right elements for a great film.
