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Abominable climbs to the top of the box office, Hustlers holds strong in third
DreamWorks Animation and Pearl Studio’s Abominable climbed to the top of the mountain and took the #1 spot both domestic and worldwide. Universal Pictures estimated the film brought in $20.85 million domestic and another $8.85 million internationally for a global debut of $29.7 million. With its successful opening, Abominable has become just the third fully original film to open #1 at the domestic box office in

"I'm tired of being in my head… I just want to feel desirable again." Samuel Goldwyn Films has debuted an official US trailer for Entangled, a new drama marking the feature directorial debut of Milena Lurie. This also went under the working title of Little Faith while in production. The film stars French actress Ana Girardot as Marin, a young French woman living in New York City after a tragedy. She soon finds herself disconnected from her body, boyfriend, and her family. During a tumult

"You've been a little… disconnected lately." Gravitas Ventures has debuted an official trailer for a film titled Blue, an indie dramedy made by the wife and wife duo Gabriela Ledesma & Callie Schuttera. The two co-wrote the screenplay together, while Ledesma directs and Schuttera plays a character based on Gabriela's own experiences earlier in life. Based on true events, a young woman struggles to piece her world together after a botched suicide attempt. The film has a bit of dark hu

"You've been a little… disconnected lately." Gravitas Ventures has debuted an official trailer for a film titled Blue, an indie dramedy made by wife and wife duo Gabriela Ledesma and Callie Schuttera. The two co-wrote the screenplay together, while Ledesma directs and Schuttera plays a character based on Gabriela's own experiences earlier in life. Based on true events, a young woman struggles to piece her world together after a botched suicide attempt. The film has a bit of dark humor, p

Music is a remarkably powerful stimulus, capable of transmitting the greatest emotions and stories across space and time. A number of excellent films this year have shown the power of music (most notably Portrait of a Lady on Fire - read our review). Another one joining that list is The Song of Names, which is indeed about "The Song of Names", as the title indicates, from World War II. The film is described as an "emotional detective story spread over two continents and a half century", though