Film

19th Premiere of LAHIFF: Remaining Relevant Amidst a Pandemic

Golden Age Hollywood films have always been L.A. Harbor International Film Festival’s niche, highlighting great films going back to the…

4 years ago

Reckoning With Cosby

Exclusive Showtime Docuseries Continues Through Black History Month Bill Cosby was a role model for comics like W. Kamau Bell,…

4 years ago

Warner Grand Theater At 91 Years Undergoes Renovations

SAN PEDRO — The Warner Grand Theater turns 91 this year. The historic movie palace opened Jan. 20, 1931 in…

4 years ago

ICT Honored With 23 Robby Award Nominations and Wins

LONG BEACH — International City Theatre has been honored with three wins and 20 additional nominations for four different productions…

4 years ago

Film Review: Loving Lucy No Prerequisite for Loving “Being the Ricardos”

Even as a kid I never found I Love Lucy funny (that I nonetheless watched hours upon hours of it…

4 years ago

“Macbeth” a Damned Spot on Both Coen’s and Shakespeare’s Legacies

Disappointed as I am that the Coen brothers have parted ways as a filmmaking team, I’m sure they have straightforward…

4 years ago

Nightmare Alley: Guillermo Del Toro’s Noir Morality Play

Guillermo Del Toro is something of a known quantity. Whether it’s monsters, superheroes, or Disney folk (look for Pinocchio coming…

4 years ago

Meet the Ellises

Crystal and Lee Ellis of the Carson-based South Bay Talent Group are exemplars of creatives choosing not wait for a…

4 years ago

It’s <i>Plus Ça Change</i> for Wes Anderson and <i> The French Dispatch </i>

It’s all a matter of taste, of course, but for some of us once upon a time Wes Anderson was…

4 years ago

SPIFF Opening Night Highlights Cultural Offerings

The San Pedro International Film Festival or SPIFF and Grand Vision Foundation, together with the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce…

4 years ago