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Kace In Point: Should Ben Affleck be Batman?

By Kaci Yoder August 26, 2013

I’m not going to pretend that Batman is a franchise with a long history of integrity and gravitas. The darkness and grittiness of Nolan’s trilogy doesn’t erase Adam West’s spandex-clad...

Opinion: Black representation stunted by stereotypes

By Samantha Bares August 26, 2013

Will Smith is considered one of the most successful actors in today’s Hollywood landscape, race considered or not, and he sets the bar for other black actors with his work. His son Jaden, who co-starred...

Film festival goes for the 'LOLs'

Film festival goes for the ‘LOLs’

By Ryan Rogers July 24, 2013

A national film festival that condenses the traditional film format into a 90-minute compilation of comedy shorts will premiere for the first time in Baton Rouge at 8 p.m. Friday at the Shaw Center For...

Irish cinema festival exhibits culture through video

By Aggi Ashagre July 17, 2013

It’s only a wee bit longer until the fifth-annual Baton Rouge Irish Film Festival takes the city by storm once again. The festival, which started in 2009, vows to introduce the rich Irish culture...

Braff’s Kickstarter good for movie fans

By Brian Sibille April 29, 2013

I was only a freshman in high school when I first watched Zach Braff’s indie film “Garden State.” I promise you I didn’t “get it.” At the time, I didn’t fully...

The Place Beyond the Pines

Moody “The Place Beyond the Pines” misses mark

By Samantha Bares April 17, 2013

"The Place Beyond the Pines” is another Focus Features production starring indie darling Ryan Gosling and it tells a much more complex narrative than the expected romantic drama the trailer portrays. ...

Dan Ireland (left) and Jeff Dowd (right) are the co-artistic directors for the Louisiana International Film Festival, held April 18 through 21.

Inaugural Louisiana International Film Festival begins tonight

By Taylor Schoen April 17, 2013

With the skyrocketing number of movies being filmed and produced in Louisiana in recent years and Louisiana’s zeal for the arts and storytelling, it’s astonishing that the Pelican State doesn’t...

Nobody can top kiss from ‘The Notebook’

By Andrea Gallo April 15, 2013

The magic of a movie kiss — that will-they-won’t-they buildup lasting for many minutes until finally, a bubble pops and the earth shakes for a bit — is something deserving of reward....

FILE - In this Jan. 12, 2011 file photo, Pulitzer Prize-winning movie critic Roger Ebert works in his office at the WTTW-TV studios in Chicago. Ebert died on Thursday, April 4, 2013. He was 70. Ebert started out as an old-school newspaper man, the kind that has all but vanished: a fierce competitor who spent the day trying to scoop the competition and the night bellied up to the bar swapping stories. Then newspapers fell on hard times, either laying off huge chunks of their staffs or disappearing altogether. But Ebert didn't merely survive. He flourished, largely by embracing television and later the Internet and social networks. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast, File)

Legendary film critic Ebert will be missed

By Daniel Catalanello April 8, 2013

Roger Ebert, easily the best-known modern film critic, passed away Thursday due to complications from cancer. The Pulitzer Prize-winning critic is widely praised for his ability as a writer and film...

Celtic Media houses a state-of-the-art screening room, one of many high-tech facilities on the grounds. March 22, 2013

Celtic Media Centre brings blockbusters to Baton Rouge

By Kaci Yoder April 8, 2013

Off an unimpressive stretch of Bluebonnet Boulevard, across the street from an old Coca-Cola factory being steadily transformed into a Costco, Baton Rouge’s best kept secret is making magic. Though...

Why are people obsessing over “Girls?”

By Rebecca Docter March 25, 2013

Ever since James Franco’s infamous Huffington Post response to the first season of “Girls,” there’s been quite a bit of criticism surrounding Lena Dunham’s award-winning HBO...

Actress, Anna Kendrick sits in the LSU quad for the filming of 'Pitch Perfect'.

Jindal’s tax proposal could devastate film industry

By Jonathan Olivier March 21, 2013

Gov. Bobby Jindal’s new tax plan proposal is causing concern in film industry circles across Louisiana, and some of those affiliated with the film industry fear the possible changes will devastate...