Spiegelman, a renowned artist with the New Yorker, TOPPS, and many 1960’s underground comics, is the only graphic novelist to receive the Pulitzer Prize. His work, MAUS: A SUVIVOR’S TALE, retells his father’s time as a Jewish prisoner during the Holocaust with the characters depicted as animals, particularly mice, cats and dogs.
“Bob Trevino Likes It” is a 2024 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Tracie Laymon, featuring performances by French Stewart, Barbie Ferreira and John Leguizamo.
IATSE’s annual roadmap outlines the union’s federal policy goals for the current Congressional term.
Renowned for his dry wit and impeccable comedic timing, Charles Grodin won over audiences with iconic roles in The Heartbreak Kid, Midnight Run, and his razor-sharp appearances on late-night television. AJFF is proud to host the World Premiere of Charles Grodin: Rebel with a Cause Sunday, March 2, at 4:40 PM at Tara Theatre, followed by a post-film Q&A with director James L. Freedman.
The Columbus Film Office will host their next quarterly meeting at the Patrick Theatre inside The Columbus Museum on April 10.
This year, SCAD is proud to announce that 136 alumni and current students have provided their industry talents to films nominated for the 97th Academy Awards.
Athens Ciné Oscar fundraiser to be held to keep the in-person cinema arts alive.
Tess Hammock, television host and owner of Mom’s Attic Productions, joined Georgia Entertainment in her hometown of Middle Georgia to share her experience in the industry.
Georgia film industry makes history with first annual Behind the Lens awards, honoring essential workers who make Atlanta’s film and entertainment productions possible.
Georgia actor William Mark McCullough heads into action alongside Anthony Mackie in Marvel Studios’ “Captain America: Brave New World,” released in U.S. theaters on Feb. 14 from Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.