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The Film Inquiry team gets together for a casual roundtable – this week we discuss our favorite film scores and soundtracks.
The Film Inquiry team gets together for a casual roundtable during which we discuss the films we loved as kids and whether or not they hold up.
Enjoy shots from the 50 best films of the 2010s in this video compiled and edited by Gus Edgar-Chan.
In the first video of a new series, Kristy Strouse discusses Stephen King’s It, comparing the novel to its many adaptations and tries to unravel the story’s complexities.
In this second part of Going Off, ‘Prestige & Profits’, we detail how financing in the Australian film industry works, what gets funded, and what role prestige titles play in the perception of the modern Australian cultural image.
Acclaimed filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson presented his latest film, Phantom Thread; he discussed aesthetic influences, real-world and filmmaker inspirations behind the making of Phantom Thread. This is a transcript and video of the event.
The Bachelors, a comedy drama coming to theaters on October 20th, stars Julie Delpy and J.K. Simmons. This is an exclusive clip.
This is an exclusive clip of David Burkman’s HAZE, in theaters on October 13th, in which we look at some of the horrors of hazing.
Alex Arabian attended a private screening and Q&A of Stronger. This is the video and transcription of the interesting talk with Jake Gyllenhaal.
Watch an exclusive clip of A Boy Called Po on Film Inquiry. Directed by Valerio Esposito, A Boy Called Po is coming to theaters & VOD on September 1, 2017.
Watch an exclusive clip of Calico Skies on Film Inquiry. Directed by Valerio Esposito, Calico Skies is coming to VOD on August 15, 2017.
Watch an exclusive clip of the film CUT SHOOT KILL, which is seeing a VOD release on August 8th, 2017.
Watch an exclusive clip of the film THE PERSIAN CONNECTION, which is getting a VOD release on July 25th 2017.
Australian critic, Alex Lines, delves into the Australian film industry and the problems it faces in a three-part web-series. Part one: What even is an Australian film?
Asian actors make up 1.3% of leading roles in films and it’s painful to see opportunities for us to be on screen given to white actors who are deemed better than us.