Ebertfest at 20: Roger Ebert’s Film Festival Keeps the Beloved Critic’s Passions Alive
Ebertfest held its anniversary five years after Roger’s death. But soon Ebert’s name will grace other projects, including original films.
Ebertfest held its anniversary five years after Roger’s death. But soon Ebert’s name will grace other projects, including original films.
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The director of “T2” explains the 20-year gap between the first installment and its sequel. He also touches on his relationship to TV and his plans for a new film school.
Louis Theroux tells IndieWire how Scientologists tried to avoid his cameras, and wound up making themselves part of the story.