We have run many stories about post house Cut+Run. One editor, on their talented roster, who always stands out to us is Stacy Peterson. Stacy has demonstrated time and time aga...
Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods is enjoying a spectacular run on Netflix. The film, currently at 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, is about four African American vets who battle the forces of ma...
As we close Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we look toward the next generation, and consider how diversity affects the world they’ll grow up in. It’s alwa...
With much of the world focused on the current coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic during April it was often overlooked that the month was also the global celebration of autism accept...
28-year-old Russian director Kantemir Balagov’s powerful new film Beanpole is a haunting piece of work that has stayed with me long after watching it at last year's AFI. T...
From the moment you enter Hollywood's Arena Cinelounge, you can tell you've transported yourself to a haven for cinephiles created by cinephiles.
From its stellar, state-of-t...
Chicago video content agency Bottle Rocket Media fuels traditional expertise with DIY spirit.
Guided by a pair of visionaries who met while working at the Oprah Winfrey Show, t...
As much as we in the news, are supposed to remain objective and not play favorites, there are some things admittedly, that we at Reel 360 and Reel Chicago get really stoked to c...
What if antiheroes Clarence Worley and Alabama Whitman from Tony Scott's classic True Romance stumbled across Mickey and Mallory Knox from Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers?
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Heard of director, Jeff Chan?
If not, you will very soon. The LA-based writer/director/producer's first feature Plus One premiered in select theaters and On Demand Friday.
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Documentary Filmmaker
talks to Reel Chicago
before her twice
Emmy-nominated
film The Tale
plays tomorrow at
Gene Siskel Film Center
This Saturday, acclaimed writer/director...
Exclusive interview with the cast member of the Netflix's series premiering today
At 12-years-old, one can't really say Lincoln Square resident Max Jenkins has had a long and s...
