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The 12-year-old protagonists of "Good Boys" have mastered the use of lingo like "lit" and "burn," but they are foggier on just exactly what a tampon is and swear that a nymphomaniac is someone who has sex on land and on sea. They are tantalizingly close to young adulthood and yet tragically …
The idea behind "Where'd You Go, Bernadette " is tantalizing: A woman goes missing and her 15-year-old daughter tries to piece together where she went.
It happens in even the best kitchens: You bring together top-quality ingredients and a promising recipe, but somehow the end result comes out tasting wrong, just wrong.
The film adaptation of "The Art of Racing in the Rain" seems to have been designed by algorithm to maximize appeal for a certain demographic of women aged around 30 and up.
NEW YORK — Add an "e'' and "Hobbs & Shaw" might have been a time-traveling thriller about playwright George Bernard Shaw and 17th-century philosopher Thomas Hobbes.
"Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood," set in 1969 Los Angeles, is director Quentin Tarantino's most affectionate and poignant ode yet to the movie business.
A short series of documentary films about Gullah-Geechee culture will be presented 2-4 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at Johns Island Regional Library, 3531 Maybank Hwy.
Students of the College of Charleston film studies program and college Film Club are joining film students from Trident Technical College to present a Spring Film Festival showcasing student-m…
Thousands pour into the Charleston area to participate in the Cooper River Bridge Run. But there's lots to do here besides run 10 kilometers. Why not take in some culture?
The Indie Grits festival, in its 13th year, takes downtown Columbia by storm each spring.
Sound the alarm. Extras are needed.
After he died in January 2017, his parents knew what they had to do. They had to help finish the film. Rob Stewart, a conservationist and activist filmmaker, had generated 400 hours of footage…
Harry Potter fans will have the chance to take the hogwarts express back to the wizarding world this weekend as the Harry Potter film concert series produced by CineConcerts returns to Charleston with the third installment, The Prisoner of Azkaban.
Have you ever wondered if, just around the corner or across the globe, there might be another you out there? For three brothers at the center of Tim Wardle’s documentary, “Three Identical Strangers,” their discovery of who they really were came as a shock.
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