Tallgrass reveals highlights of 10th annual film festival
Wichita’s Tallgrass Film Festival, which takes place Oct. 18-21, has announced some highlights of this year’s 10th anniversary program.
Wichita’s Tallgrass Film Festival, which takes place Oct. 18-21, has announced some highlights of this year’s 10th anniversary program.
Comedian-turned-playwright-turned-filmmaker Mike Birbiglia adapts his one-man off-Broadway show and best-selling book “Sleepwalk With Me” into a dopey yet endearing and funny film.
The summer movie season is officially over, going out with a whimper — August’s take at the box office was the worst since 2006, according to Boxofficemojo.com.
Hollywood is betting that you’re ready for a calm fall, as it rolls out its more serious fare in the months ahead.
What’s great about today’s technology is that anyone can be a filmmaker — even a talentless hack such as myself. All you need is passion, determination and all the energy you can possibly summon.
The Tallgrass Film Association’s Third Thursdays film series resumes, with a screening of the acclaimed documentary “The Imposter.”
A film with a new take on “The Wizard of Oz” is returning to Kansas.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Filmmaking is not for wimps.
Nicholas Barton is setting himself up. In a good way.
Christopher Nolans final installment in his Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises, opens on Friday.
Get your scary pants on, because the Tallgrass Film Association is presenting a special event on Friday (the 13th).
Did the world really need a reboot of Spider-Man? No.
Some may argue that idiosyncratic director Wes Anderson’s style trumps his storytelling. That his playful tone is too surreal or emotionless.
Whit Stillman’s films are talkative, with lines zinging out of characters’ mouths sometimes faster than we can keep up with. His films are also humorous in a subtle, dry way, and filled with characters that are sometimes too confident for their own good.
The Tallgrass Film Association and CreativeRush, a local organization that regularly hosts panels featuring local creatives discussing their work and processes, are teaming up for a filmmaker challenge.
I have always appreciated Johnny Depp.
Summertime at the box office is off to a big start with the gargantuan success of The Avengers, kicking off a slate of movies thicker than Black Widows Russian accent.
Everyone expected “The Avengers” to be a hit, but no one expected it to be gargantuan.
The Murdock Theatre continues to bring interesting films to Wichita that are off-the-beaten path.