The future of filmmaking is beginning to appear oddly quiet on a quiet street near the former studio lots in Los Angeles. There were no trailers…
Author: Umer
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There used to be a familiar rhythm in the exam room. A patient spoke. After nodding and asking some questions, the doctor eventually turned to face…
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The myth of the movie star has always appealed to Hollywood. The notion that millions of people could be drawn from their homes and into dimly…
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Martin Qwerly makes brief appearances on old Nickelodeon reruns before disappearing once more into the din of middle school mayhem. The scene is straightforward: fluorescent hallways,…