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Review: Oscar animated and live action shorts

Review: Oscar animated and live action shorts

Garret Neal, Contributing Writer February 9, 2018

For the 13th consecutive year, all of the Oscar Nominated Short Films are showing at Landmark's Century Centre Cinema, opening on February 9. This is your annual chance to predict the winners (and have...

Margot Robbie stars in "I, Tonya," the story of famous figure skater Tonya Harding throughout her youth as well as her involvement in the 1994 attack on Nancy Kerrigan.
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Harding finally tells her side in “I, Tonya”

Isabella Brock, Contributing Writer January 29, 2018

“I, Tonya” has been one of the breakout hits of this year’s award season. Already gathering awards from the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards, it was announced this week that “I, Tonya”...

Denzel Washington (center) plays Troy Maxson, Stephen McKinley Henderson (left) plays Jim Bono and Jovan Adepo (right) plays Cory in the film "Fences." Henderson and Adepo spoke to The DePaulia about their critically-acclaimed film. (David Lee |Paramount Pictures)

Adaptation of famed August Wilson play “Fences” comes to big screen

Matt Koske December 30, 2016

August Wilson had one simple guideline for when his installment of “Fences” was to be produced for the big screen: an African American must direct the film. Who better to direct and star in “Fences”...

Review: "Sicario" fires on all cylinders

Review: “Sicario” fires on all cylinders

Daniel Schimer October 6, 2015

"Sicario," which translates to hit man in Latin American slang, comes from director Denis Villeneuve, who made quite a name for himself with his 2013 hit "Prisoners." This time around, Villeneuve is treading...

Actor/director Eli Roth, right, and his wife Lorenza Izzo participate in AOL's BUILD Speaker Series to discuss their new films, "Knock Knock" and "The Green Inferno", at AOL Studios on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015, in New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)

Interview: “The Green Inferno” director Eli Roth and actress Lorenza Izzo

Jesus Montero September 25, 2015

The DePaulia had a chance to sit down with "The Green Inferno" director Eli Roth and star Lorenza Izzo (Justine) to talk about their recent film. The DePaulia: As a kid, watching horror films in...

Review: 'The Green Inferno'

Review: ‘The Green Inferno’

Jesus Montero September 25, 2015

Eli Roth's signature torture and gore has reached new heights in "The Green Inferno." A cult classic in the making, Roth's latest film takes horror and cannibalism to the extreme. In the deep jungles of...

In this image released by Sony Pictures Classics, Julia Garner, left, and Lily Tomlin appear in a scene from "Grandma." (Aaron Epstein/Sony Pictures Classics via AP)

Review: “Grandma”

Erin Yarnall September 4, 2015

During the troubled teenage years, grandparents are there for kids when their parents ultimately just don’t understand, and are a stable beacon of reliance. But that’s the opposite for Ellie (played...

Review: "We Are Your Friends"

Review: “We Are Your Friends”

Pat Mullane September 3, 2015

There may be a demographic that “We Are Your Friends” appeals to, and there may actually be a crowd that accepts its lousy title to hold true, and I would even hope that there’s someone out there...

Review: "Best of Enemies"

Review: “Best of Enemies”

Pat Mullane August 22, 2015

With its abundant archival footage, what “Best of Enemies” does exceptionally well is engross its audience in debates decades old. It paints a clear reflection on how liberal Gore Vidal and conservative...

Review: 'The Gift'

Review: ‘The Gift’

Jesus Montero August 10, 2015

Joel Edgerton, best known for his role in “Exodus: Gods and Kings,” “The Great Gatsby” and “Warrior” is set to make his directorial debut with “The Gift.” “The Gift” follows married...

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