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Sisterhood, Inc. will air as part of Hallmark Channel’s Loveuary programming event. The movie stars Rachael Leigh Cook, Daniella Monet, Leonidas Gulaptis and more. Read on to learn more about this romantic comedy that tells the story of two sisters.

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According to the official synopsis, Sisterhood, Inc. tells the story of two sisters, played by Rachael Leigh Cook and Daniella Monet (Holiday Crashers). Corporate executive Megan, starts a board of directors to improve her younger sister’s chaotic life and finds love with a psych professor who uncovers her tough demeanor.

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Sisterhood Inc. stars Simon Belz as Curtis,...

Hallmark’s Loveuary programming continues with Sisterhood, Inc. starring Rachael Leigh Cook, Holiday Crashers star Daniella Monet, and Leonidas Gulaptis. This is the story of two sisters. What is this new February movie about? Here are all the details.

Photo: Daniella Monet, Rachael Leigh Cook Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Michael Sofokles What Is Hallmark’s Sisterhood, Inc. About?

Hallmark’s February Loveuary programming continues with Sisterhood, Inc. starring Rachael Leigh Cook and Daniella Monet. What is this romcom about? According to the synopsis, “Corporate exec Megan starts a board of directors to improve her younger sister’s chaotic life and finds romance with a psych professor who uncovers her tough demeanor.”

Photo: Rachael Leigh Cook Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Michael Larsen When Is The Premiere Of Hallmark’s Sisterhood, Inc.?

The premiere of Sisterhood, Inc. is on Saturday, February 8, at 8 p.m., Eastern, on the Hallmark Channel. Peacock subscribers can...

“Love… Reconsidered” is a new ‘rom-com’ feature, directed by Carol Ray Hartsell, starring Sophie von Haselberg, Colton Haynes, Luke Gulbranson, Rosa Gilmore, Judy Gold, Elaine Bromka, Javier Munoz, Marisa Ryan and Jill Kargman, releasing February 2, 2024 in theaters:

“…New Yorker ‘Ruby’ is thirty and flirty, but definitely not thriving, when she is transferred to the ‘Hamptons’ after a chance meeting with a wealthy consignment store owner…”

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Exclusive: UK-French sales company Alief has added Carol Hartsell’s Hamptons-set indie romantic comedy Love… Reconsidered to its Cannes 2023 slate on the eve of the market.

Sophie von Haselberg stars as a down-on-her-luck New Yorker whose life is suddenly transferred to the Hamptons after a chance meeting with a wealthy consignment store owner.

It is the second feature starring Bette Midler’s daughter von Haselberg sold internationally by Alief after it successfully handled Amanda Kramer’s Give Me Pity!

Other cast members include Colton Haynes, Javier Muñoz (Broadway’s Hamilton), Jill Kargman (Odd Mom Out) Marisa Ryan (Wet Hot American Summer), Rosa Gilmore (The Expanse), Luke Gulbranson, Anthony Norman (Mare of Easttown) Judy Gold (Better Things) and Elaine Bromka (Uncle Buck).

The film was scripted by Arielle Haller-Silverstone and loosely inspired by her own experiences when she lost her job during the Covid-...

Clock is a film directed by Alexis Jacknow starring Dianna Agron.

Clock is an elegant horror film that, narrated at a leisurely pace, manages to engage the viewer above all thanks to a brilliant performance by Dianna Agron, who knows how to seize the opportunity of a juicy role in a horror film.

And that’s not something usual.

Movie Review

Subtle and very well-paced, directed, and acted. It tells exactly what it wants and in the best possible way and Alexis Jacknow shines more in the direction than in the script, in a short story that, in a way, gives us the vibes of a short film with higher pretensions.

Clock performs very well in its visual aspect and set design. Very appreciable in terms of coloring, and regarding many of the designs of the fertility clinic and the appropriate use of contrasts.

A film that doesn’t complicate...

Deciding when is the right time to conceive a child is a huge decision for anyone, let alone the career-minded woman at the center of “Clock.” Writer-director Alexis Jacknow amps up the anxiety by blending science and religion into paranoia-soaked mayhem, conjuring resonant emotion and haunting menace in this psychological horror film about an unconventional route to reproduction. Like a taut, “Rosemary’s Baby”-inspired “Black Mirror” episode, the film’s defiant sentiment that society should stop pressuring women to procreate is bold, brutal and bloodier than a pregnant woman’s bloody show.

Ella Patel (Dianna Agron) has it all: a gorgeous modern home in the suburbs, a fulfilling career as an in-demand interior designer and a robust sex life with hunky husband Aiden (Jay Ali), who’s training to be a doctor but is always on call for her needs. That she’s never felt the urge to add a...

"You have no idea of the whole story here." Vertical Ent. has revealed an official trailer for the film Trust, a romantic thriller set in New York City involving "exceptional temptations." The story follows a New York City gallery owner named Brooke and her husband Owen, who get mixed up in high society affairs as each them are seduced by another. Victoria Justice stars as Brooke, and she's joined by Matthew Daddario, Katherine McNamara, Lucien Laviscount, Ronny Chieng, and Rosa Gilmore. This looks like it has some slick cinematography, with lots of vibrant neon colors. But it also looks like another of these films full of super attractive people in a wealthy world dealing with issues of sex and power and lies within their super attractive wealthy world. But hey, maybe there's something entertaining about watching that. Have a look. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Brian DeCubellis' Trust, direct...

The Expanse Season 5 Trailer and 2020 Nycc Cast Interview Video — Amazon‘s The Expanse: Season 5 TV show trailer and the cast interview video from the 2020 New York Comic Con have been released and feature Steven Strait, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Dominique Tipper, Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham, Frankie Adams, Rosa Gilmore, Keon Alexander, Jess [...]

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The Expanse is settling in quite nicely at its new home: Amazon has renewed the sci-fi drama for Season 5, it was announced Saturday at the Television Critics Association summer press tour.

The renewal comes well ahead of The Expanse‘s Season 4 premiere on Friday, Dec. 13, when all episodes will be released. The fourth season will find the crew of the Rocinante on a mission from the U.N. to explore new worlds beyond the Ring Gate. “Humanity has been given access to thousands of Earth-like planets,” per the season’s official logline, “which has created a land rush and furthered...

The Expanse‘s patient fans, who have had little to chew on ever since Amazon rode to the Syfy castoff’s rescue over a year ago, now can feast on a premiere date, poster and trailer, all released Saturday at the San Diego Comic-Con.

Releasing all episodes on Friday, Dec. 13, Season 4 finds the crew of the Rocinante on a mission from the U.N. to explore new worlds beyond the Ring Gate. Humanity has been given access to thousands of Earth-like planets, which has created a land rush and furthered tensions between the opposing nations of Earth, Mars and the Belt.

The Expanse has some new company. Deadline reports Rosa Gilmore, Keon Alexander, and Jess Salgueiro have joined season four of the Amazon TV show.

As reported earlier, the streaming service has picked up the sci-fi series after Syfy cancelled it last year. The cast includes Steven Strait, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Dominique Tipper, Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham, and Frankie Adams.

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The Gremlins franchise is getting its own TV series: WarnerMedia is developing an animated show based on the horror-comedy movies for its upcoming streaming service, our sister site Variety reports.

The project is a prequel which follows a young Mr. Wing — played by Keye Luke in both the original 1984 film and its 1990 sequel — as he goes on adventures with the friendly Mogwai Gizmo.

Tze Chun (Gotham, Once Upon a Time) will write and executive-produce the potential series.

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* Season 4 of The Expanse, slated to stream on Amazon later this year, will feature...

Rosa Gilmore (The Handmaid’s Tale), Tyrant alum Keon Alexander and Jess Salgueiro (Mouthpiece) are set for recurring roles on the upcoming fourth season of The Expanse, from Alcon Television Group, the sci-fi drama’s first season on Amazon following its move from Syfy.

Co-created and written by Oscar-nominated screenwriting duo Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby (Children of Men), The Expanse is based on the bestselling book series by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck (under the pen name James S. A. Corey). The cast includes Steven Strait, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Dominique Tipper, Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham, Frankie Adams and Thomas Jane.

Gilmore will play Lucia Mazur, one of the Belter refugees who have staked their claim to a new Earth-like planet on the other side of the Ring Gates. Trained as a medic, Lucia doesn’t hesitate to help friend and foe alike when disaster strikes. Alexander plays a wily and charismatic Belter faction leader.

Stacy Cochran on Good Night, And Good Luck., shot by her Write When You Get Work cinematographer Robert Elswit: "I think George Clooney did just this super fantastic job." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze

Stacy Cochran's Write When You Get Work, shot by Robert Elswit stars Rachel Keller, Finn Wittrock and Emily Mortimer with Scott Cohen, Jessica Hecht, James Ransone, Rosa Gilmore, Tess Frazer, Jennifer Mudge, Afton Williamson, and Andrew Schulz.

Ruth (Rachel Keller) and Jonny (Finn Wittrock) in Write When You Get Work

In the first instalment of my conversation with the director/screenwriter/co-producer of Write When You Get Work, Stacy and I discuss the spot-on look she created with costume designer Samantha Hawkins, the visual storytelling, what's in a word, camouflaging ourselves, her cinematographer Robert Elswit, and how writing a screenplay can be like writing a letter.

The title of Stacy Cochran's wonderfully offbeat, smartly written, and well...

Michael Ahr Nov 18, 2019

With The Expanse season 4 coming in December, the latest trailer reveals much about the possibilities for life beyond the Ring.

The Expanse season 4 will be coming to Amazon, which has made a deal with Alcon Entertainment to continue the series for a fourth season and beyond. The move is one that was hoped for and in many cases expected by fans and those within Alcon given its overwhelming critical success and its consistent ratings on Syfy, which chose not to continue to distribute the series.

“We couldn’t be more excited that The Expanse is going to continue on Amazon Prime," Alcon Entertainment Co-Founders and Co-CEOs Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson said in a press release. "We are deeply grateful that Jeff Bezos, Jen Salke, and their team at Amazon have shown such faith in our show. We also want to thank Laura Lancaster, head of Alcon Television for her tireless efforts.