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Are you down with Dating My Mother?
Read Story →: Are you down with Dating My Mother?Unemployed and living in his New Jersey hometown, brash screenwriter Danny (Patrick Reilly) spends his days doing just about everything with his mother Joan (Kathryn Erbe). But when Joan reveals…
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Santa came early this year with Cola De Mono
Read Story →: Santa came early this year with Cola De MonoIt’s Christmas Eve, 1986, and Borja (Cristóbal Rodriguez-Costabal) is a precocious teenager with a passion for film. As his extended family comes together to celebrate the holiday, the combined forces…
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New This Week – 10/5/18
Read Story →: New This Week – 10/5/18It’s Christmas Eve, 1986, and Borja is a precocious teenager with a passion for film. As his extended family comes together to celebrate the holiday, the combined forces of…
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Stream the first two seasons of Successful People
Read Story →: Stream the first two seasons of Successful PeopleThe hilarious new series Successful People comes from writers/stars Theresa Ryan & Artie O’Daly, better known as the YouTube musical duo Skip & Terri. The series revolves around Chet and Laura,…
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Kinky Boots is a modest little movie that launched an award-winning Broadway hit
Read Story →: Kinky Boots is a modest little movie that launched an award-winning Broadway hitInspired by a hilarious true story, Kinky Boots is the refreshing, feel-good comedy that launched the multiple Tony Award-winning Broadway musical. Released in 2005, Joel Edgerton, Nick Frost and Chiwetel…
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You’re invited to Prom Night
Read Story →: You’re invited to Prom NightA gay version of John Hughes hit from the 80s? A mix of Carrie and Pretty in Pink? An examination of homophobia, school bullying and gender prejudice? A cinematic poem…
