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Philadelphia Environmental Film Festival Postponed Due to COVID-19
Tinsel & Tine #PhillyCalendar highlight change your @PhilEnvFilmFest save the date to Sept. 23-27, 2020https://t.co/7yJDOBmZsf#PHEFF https://t.co/x4HKxbIEb1 pic.twitter.com/k1t1sHwxP5 — Tinsel & Tine (@tinseltine) March 10, 2020 Philadelphia Environmental Film Festival “We regret to announce that due to the concerns surrounding COVID-19, the Philadelphia Environmental Film Festival is postponing its annual Festival at The Academy of Natural Sciences until September 23-27, 2020. For the safety of our audience, volunteers, partners and filmmakers, we have decided that this is the wisest course of action.Festival tickets and passes purchased for April will be honored at the rescheduled September event. We look forward to sharing the line-up of exceptional films in a few months! Subscribe…
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AFI Postpones Its 48th Life Achievement Award Celebrating Julie Andrews
The American Film Institute (AFI) is postponing the 48th annual AFI Life Achievement Award Gala Tribute in celebration of Julie Andrews. The event was originally scheduled for April 25 and AFI said it will be rescheduled for a date in early summer. The new date and the air date for the premiere of the Tribute special on TNT will be announced in the coming weeks, AFI said. The AFI Life Achievement Award is bestowed on artists “whose work has stood the test of time.” “AFI’s decision to postpone the event is simply in response to the rapidly evolving nature of current events and our promise to ensure the well-being of…
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BURDEN
Unlike last year's "Best of Enemies" starring Taraji P. Henson & Sam Rockwell, where the movie is told from the POV of a racist white male, having a come to Jesus change of heart; only the trailers make on that Henson's character, a black woman fighting for social justice in her community, will be the center. "Burden" starring Garret Hedlund lets us know right from the trailer and the name, that Mike Burden, KKK member, is the protagonist of the piece, and it's his story of abuse, PTSD, hatred and a surprisingly touching love story that's the focus of the movie.
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5 Questions for Actor: MIKE PAQUIN
Mike Paquin was born in S.W. Philly, raised in Delco, and currently resides in the Roxborough section of Philly. Most recently he’s featured in Christopher Stem‘s short film Thriller “The Springs County Psycho”, which is temporarily available on YouTube (see below). Mike caught the acting bug a little later in life, but has been making steady headway by studying the craft and acting in several local independent films. Before you know it, we’ll be saying we knew him when! Welcome Mike to Tinsel & Tine’s 5 Questions Series: T&T: What led you to this latest project? & briefly describe your character. MIKE PAQUIN: My “Latest” project is as the Star…
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The Invisible Man
by Le Anne Lindsay, Editor Yes! This is a GO SEE IT!!!! Writer/Director Leigh Whannell has presented us with a fine thriller starting scene 1 – You become immediately invested in the escape without having seen who, why, where an escape is even needed. The movie would be very good with another actress in the main role, but of course, my girl crush, Elisabeth Moss kicks it into great! She’s so good at making you feel her pain and share in her victories. I’m not gonna say much more cause I don’t want to give anything away. But I will say, I have read H.G. Well‘s book “The Invisible Man”…
