Tag: acting

2016 Oscars Revisited

The Oscars never seem to get it right. Well, here at the MCDI, we aim to rectify the Academy's mistakes. So we kicked off a new series in which we re-nominated and re-award the Oscars. Today we are tackling the 2015 Oscars. https://open.spotify.com/episode/4tsJaR3FQpEZUd10waS27D?si=zjBu_xFhS-SlpYBlNGH7zQ Best PicturePanelMovie1KenzieSpotlight2RickyThe Big Short3EricCreed4FoxSicario5JacobThe VVitchWinnerSpotlight Best DirectorPanelDirectorMovie1EricRyan CooglerCreed2FoxDenis VilleneuveSicario3JacobAdam McKayThe Big Short4KenzieTodd … Continue reading 2016 Oscars Revisited →

The Antidote Review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xexqRKyEctw&feature=emb_title Made in response to the times we are living in, THE ANTIDOTE weaves together stories of kindness, decency, and the power of community in America. It's about everyday people who make the intentional choice to lift others up, despite fundamentally unkind realities in our society that contradict the founding ideals of our country. We … Continue reading The Antidote Review →

The Accidental Wolf Review

Katie Bonner lives an unexceptional life. Married to a successful attorney, she cares for their newborn, and quietly exists in her Manhattan penthouse. One night, Katie (played by the Tony Award® winning Kelli O’Hara) receives a call from an unknown number. On the other line, a distressed man fights for his survival as gunshots and explosions echo in … Continue reading The Accidental Wolf Review →

Inaugural Sunset Circle Award Nomination

Press release just sent over to us from AwardsAce.com’s Erick Weber about the announcement of a brand new Critic Circle, Sunset Circle. Check out the list of their nominees with the winners to be announced December 1st. NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED FOR THE INAUGURAL “SUNSET CIRCLE AWARDS” HONORING 2020’S BEST IN FILM “MINARI” & “SOUND OF METAL” … Continue reading Inaugural Sunset Circle Award Nomination →

Black Bear Review

A filmmaker at a creative impasse seeks solace from her tumultuous past at a rural retreat, only to find that the woods summon her inner demons in intense and surprising ways. As we begin the film, we get a silent introduction to Allison, who is subtly sitting by the pool, and we transition from scene … Continue reading Black Bear Review →