Asheville Music Weekend: Jam in the Trees, Hoot and Holler, more
Jam in the Trees pacs some great music into Friday and Saturday at Pisgah Brewing.
Jam in the Trees pacs some great music into Friday and Saturday at Pisgah Brewing.
The Asheville Tourists will give away 1,000 Crash Davis bobbleheads on Saturday to mark the 30th anniversary of the release of “Bull Durham.”
The new film festival is created by and for local indie film artists, with a focus on Asheville talent.
The “Dirty Dancing” remake stars Abigail Breslin as Baby and Colt Prattes as Johnny.
Hovering just out of the top 10 are “The Witch,” “The Nice Guys,” “Black Mass” and “Game of Thrones Season 5.”
Asheville-based Solis Films will be shooting the film around Asheville, Old Fort and Black Mountain starting Dec. 1.
The movie depicts a post apocalyptic world where the last few remaining inhabitants are the spirit animals of graffiti writers.
Zelda Fitzgerald and eight other women died in Asheville in a tragic fire.
An audience Q&A with Ben Lovett will follow the film screening of “Synchronicity.”
Filming for the made-for-TV remake of “Dirty Dancing” created a buzz in downtown.
Jules appeared unannounced at Asheville Pizza and Brewing and sang “Mad World” before two showings of the cult classic “Donnie Darko.”
The new movie theater on South French Broad Avenue will feature three screens, concessions and an array of film offerings.
Harrelson has also signed on to star alongside Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell in a movie filming in downtown Sylva this spring.
As Son of Saul portrays so movingly, evil is something that can infect any of us and is not easily washed away.
The $15 million film feature is about a mother confronting police brutality.
Unremittingly bleak, “The Witch” is filled with images so haunting that many people will find the movie disturbing.
The movie “Genius” is getting other press as the movie has its premiere at the Berlin Film Festival this week.
“Spotlight,” a film about an investigation by a group of newspaper reporters, was a clear consensus winner among the voters.
“Genius” has been added to the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival line-up.
Earlier this year, Oscar buzz was building for actor Jude Law, who plays Wolfe the writer.
The movie was originally set for an August release, then an October release.
The 250-seat, two-screen theater is expected to open in 2016.
The open call is set for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday at Riverside Business Park.
Actor Jude Law, one of the stars of “Genuis,” visited Asheville last summer to learn more about Wolfe.
The two-day film festival kicks off Friday, with screenings at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, the New Mountain Amphitheater and other spaces around Asheville.
The Grail plans on bringing flexible, unique programming to a hungry organizers, its founders say.
The film studio that made “Masterminds” is facing financial turbulance, reports Deadline.com.
This looks like a great event. Press release: 5Point Film Festival has selected Asheville as its community to launch a regional concert style film festival in the Southeast on August 14-15 at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium. “After spending time in the Asheville community and working with the City of Asheville, we were thrilled to pick this community as our future home[Read More…]
The film stars Jude Law, Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman. Last summer, Law visited Asheville to learn more about Wolfe.
Pisgah Brewing will release its first in a series of “conservation brews” celebrating Western North Carolina’s treasured environment.
The 1987 original was filmed around Lake Lure and spawned a long and loyal following.
There’s a terrific near-final scene in this horror flick, but not much else to recommend it.
The heist comedy based on a true story is due out later this year and stars Zach Galifianakis, Kristen Wiig, Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis.
Grab the popcorn; here come the movies.
Would you have guessed that the heating oil business in New York City was such a cutthroat trade in 1981?
Thirty-three critics working or living in North Carolina or contributing to North Carolina outlets are members of the NCFCA.
“Foxcatcher” features fine acting on the part of Channing Tatum, Mark Ruffalo and Steve Carell, the latter two who just scored Oscar nominations.
“Boyhood” and “Birdman” round out the top three, according to the association’s 54 film critics who voted.
The movie, done in the magical realism style, will be filmed in part at Harvest Records and The Mothlight.
At times, the film feels like one checking off all the boxes to get that Best Picture nomination. Yet the movie also never feels as if it’s being deliberately manipulative.
Jon Stewart shows he has promise as a director with this film.
Director Damien Chazelle’s new movie is one of the most compelling films of the year.
Paul Schattel and his experienced crew of indie filmmakers stand ready to tell their story of a struggling musician who breaks down in an isolated, redneck town.
What’s the movie really about? Hard to say, but that may be the wrong question to ask about this rich, thrilling film.
The all-archival documentary consists of Super 8 home movies filmed by three of Nixon’s top White House aides.
The festival includes a screening of “The Imitation Game” starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightly.
If you have any illusions about marriage being a blessed union, this movie will surely disabuse you.
Asheville has a lively busking scene, and now a documentary filmmaker has captured it.