A film is being shot in the Augusta area in September.
A documentary aims to tell the story of homelessness
Ron Baxley Jr., welcomes readers into “Jurassic Park” in his latest column.
The Black Cat Picture Show is back for its 11th film festival from Aug.21-24 at Le Chat Noir.
A special screening of “The Phantom of the Opera” will be Sept. 25 at Sacred Heart Cultural Center, with Marietta-based organist Ron Carter returning for his 22nd year.
Ron Baxley Jr. highlights the heartfelt moments in “Lilo and Stitch.”
M.V. Oliphant, a T.W. Josey High School alumnus, has worked on several Tyler Perry projects.
Michael Patrick McKinley, who created the “HAPPY: A Small Film with a Big Smile,” has made multiple trips to the Augusta area over the past four months for postproduction of his latest project, “Kaleidoscope Child” to ready it for a private screening in September and off to the film festival circuit.
Fans who are missing their daily dose of Maurice Johnson since his departure from “Beyond the Gates” can find him in a new dramedy called “Operation: Aunties” premiering on AMC’s streaming network ALLBLK July 11.
“Jaws” marks 50 years this summer. A few free screenings are taking place in July.
Choice Skinner, who spent 23 years in Los Angeles before COVID forced his move back to Augusta, sees the potential for the movie making industry in Augusta.
A horror flick shot in Augusta last spring is making its way into the horror film festival scene.
Columnist Ron Baxley Jr. recalls a film that inspired his real life pursuits. “Back to the Future” will be at the Miller Theater on June 8.
Columnist Ron Baxley Jr. recalls his upbringing with a Southern beautician mom ahead of the Miller Theater’s May 18 showing of “Steel Magnolias.”