RJ Mitte brings a natural presence and rare adaptability to each character he plays, making every performance feel distinct. But in Westhampton, he steps into a role that hits closer
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Rachel Lindsay is no stranger to breaking barriers. A former attorney and media personality, she’s spent the last several years redefining what it means to have a platform—and use it
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Known for her work in comedy, Marieve Herington takes a bold step into new creative territory with The Eye—a haunting, genre-blending short that’s as personal as it is unexpected. Co-written,
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First love is unforgettable. It leaves an imprint, shaping the way we see the world, the way we love, and the way we remember. That’s the emotional core of Mix
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Television has the power to do more than entertain—it can challenge, heal, and transform. Some of the most compelling stories aren’t just imagined; they’re lived. F*ckUps Anonymous is proof of
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Comedy classics like Mean Girls, She’s the Man, and Clueless have shaped generations with their humor, heart, and unforgettable characters. But while these films have stood the test of time,
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To say Tyler Cornack is a visionary would be an understatement. His fearless approach to filmmaking challenges convention, proving that the most compelling stories come from those who refuse to
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There’s nothing more powerful than a filmmaker reclaiming their own story, but true brilliance comes from knowing how to shape that experience into something bigger than themselves. Daisy Friedman doesn’t
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Sweetness isn’t just a film—it’s a layered, unsettling portrait of fame, grief, fixation, and the stories we tell ourselves. A decade in the making, Emma Higgins’ feature debut is a
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Few projects at this year’s SXSW are likely to strike a chord quite like Mix Tape, a poignant and transportive story about love, music, and the weight of nostalgia. Featuring
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