Flickreel is taking to the skies! We are proud to be launching a new project, this time in the world of drones. DRONEWORK, a drone mission matching platform connecting drone operators with drone missions commissioned by clients around the world, is in its final stages of development. Having come from the world of film, we are looking forward to working with some of the biggest studios to help bring their visions to life, amongst many other commercial projects. If you are a professional drone…
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2020 gave us several powerful movies about the black experience, and few were more thought-provoking than One Night in Miami.
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Flickreel got to take part in a roundtable interview with Mark Wahlberg, who spoke with us and two other outlets about his long-time passion project, Father Stu.
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Not to brag, but CODA opened The Phoenix Film Festival last year and now it’s a Best Picture nominee. How will PFF top itself in 2022? Festival executive director Jason Carney has the answers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvNheMkD7-I

Q: Only six months ago, we were talking about CODA. Now Mesa native Troy Kotsur is in a prime position to win the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. The film could also win Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture. When the film played at PFF 2021, did you…
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Another year, another pandemic. Well, technically we’re still in the same pandemic. COVID thankfully wasn’t the only constant, as the movies continued to see us through the hard times. Here are the best 2021 had to offer.
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The 2021 Phoenix Film Festival kicks off on Thursday, Aug 12. Flickreel spoke with festival executive director Jason Carney about adapting during the pandemic, what makes this year special, and, naturally, the movies.
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The first Downton Abbey had its charms, but it lacked genuine stakes. Granted, the Downton Abbey series wasn’t always conflict-heavy, but it did explore the Titanic’s sinking, World War I, and death. And what was the main conflict in the movie? Will the servants get to wait on the King and Queen? There was a simplistic appeal, but the premise just as easily could’ve worked as a TV episode. Downton Abbey: A New Era feels worthier of cinema. That’s partly because it’s about…
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Like Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is a horror picture that barely gets away with a PG-13 rating.
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There are varying degrees of irony in the title of Liam Neeson’s latest thriller, Memory.
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One might think that The Northman is Eggers’ answer to Hamlet, but his inspiration runs even deeper than Shakespeare.
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Jeff Goldblum reprised one of his most iconic roles a while back in Independence Day: Resurgence, but was sadly absent from 2015’s Jurassic World. Fortunately, Ian Malcolm is set to come back in next year’s Fallen Kingdom.
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Throughout most of the previews for Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Luke Skywalker has demonstrated some reluctance to train Rey. In a new ad, however, we see Luke calling out to his young Padawan as she’s torn between the light and dark side of the Force.
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Just as Tim Burton’s Batman set a new standard for superhero movies in 1989, Danny Elfman’s musical score remains one of the genre’s most iconic compositions.
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The new trailer for Fifty Shades Freed is set to hit on Monday.
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Flickreel got to take part in a roundtable interview with Mark Wahlberg, who spoke with us and two other outlets about his long-time passion project, Father Stu.
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Not to brag, but CODA opened The Phoenix Film Festival last year and now it’s a Best Picture nominee. How will PFF top itself in 2022? Festival executive director Jason Carney has the answers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvNheMkD7-I

Q: Only six months ago, we were talking about CODA. Now Mesa native Troy Kotsur is in a prime position to win the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. The film could also win Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture. When the film played at PFF 2021, did you…
Read More »

Another year, another pandemic. Well, technically we’re still in the same pandemic. COVID thankfully wasn’t the only constant, as the movies continued to see us through the hard times. Here are the best 2021 had to offer.
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Some of these movies reflected the madness of 2020, others helped take our minds off 2020, and today we’re going to discuss the best 2020 had to offer.
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A story that chronicles a year in the life of a middle-class family in Mexico City in the early 1970s.
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Based on the 1892 murder of Lizzie Borden‘s family in Fall River, MA, this psychological thriller lays bare the legend of Lizzie Borden to reveal the much more complex, poignant and truly terrifying woman within — and her intimate bond with the family‘s young Irish housemaid, Bridget Sullivan.
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A Yeti is convinced that the elusive creatures known as humans really do exist.
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When Eddie Brock acquires the powers of a symbiote, he will have to release his alter-ego “Venom” to save his life.
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Flickreel got to take part in a roundtable interview with Mark Wahlberg, who spoke with us and two other outlets about his long-time passion project, Father Stu.
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The 2021 Phoenix Film Festival kicks off on Thursday, Aug 12. Flickreel spoke with festival executive director Jason Carney about adapting during the pandemic, what makes this year special, and, naturally, the movies.
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Flickreel interviews stars Hugh Bonneville, Madeleine Harris & Samuel Joslin about their work on Paddington 2. Paddington 2 is in UK cinemas from Friday 10th November and out in the US early next year.
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Flickreel interviews writer/director Paul King and writer/performer Simon Farnaby about their marvellous work on Paddington 2. Paddington 2 is in UK cinemas from Friday 10th November and out in the US early next year.
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