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Individuals like Andy Kaufman, Richard Pryor, John Candy, Sam Kinison, Bill Hicks, Robin Williams, Gilda Radner, George Carlin, and Gene Wilder come to mind in a list of late comedic greats who changed the comedy landscape. Their influence remains a part of the art, with up-and-coming joke-slingers citing them as sources of inspiration. Sometimes, it’s good to reflect on the contributions of comedy’s titans. So Kino Lorder is proud to present Ron Frank’s Remembering Gene Wilder trailer, celebrating the life and career of the curly-haired clown alongside notable friends.

Remembering Gene Wilder is a heartfelt documentary and entertaining portrait of the life and career of the beloved actor, featuring an extensive array of highlights from Wilder’s most memorable films and interviews with his closest friends, family, and fellow comics.

Here’s the official description for Remembering Gene Wilder:

Remembering Gene Wilder is a loving tribute to...

Unsane director Steven Soderbergh reunites with Kimi screenwriter David Koepp (Stir of Echoes) to give an innovative new spin on the quintessential ghost story. Presence frames its haunted events entirely from the perspective of its ghost. From the opening frame until the end credits, audiences see the thrilling story unfold through chilling narrative twists via Soderbergh’s experimentation with form and technique. Using the camera’s gaze as the ghost’s observing eyes isn’t the only trick up Soderbergh and Koepp’s sleeves, ensuring this exciting shakeup of the haunted house keeps you guessing.

The opening moments introduce the single location, an affluent suburban home just recently on the market, through tracking camerawork that captures the feel of a ghost peering around its haunt. It quickly navigates the halls and rooms, giving a quick overview of the layout as it seeks out a new arrival in the form of...

Christine Brown, star of Sister Wives, had no idea about the sweet proposal planned by David Woolley. David popped the question to Christine on a hike, surprising her completely. Christine knew David was her soulmate when they attended a family party and their hearts were in sync. They are now starting a new life together.

Sister Wives star Christine Brown is revealing how she was “clueless” about the sweet proposal that David Woolley had planned for her. Christine is considered polygamist royalty because she is the granddaughter of Rulon C. Allred, and Kody married her because of that. Christine became Kody’s third wife after Meri and Janelle Brown, in March 1994, and they had six kids together. One of the reasons why Christine decided to leave Kody was because she was unhappy living with him in Arizona. The exes publicly announced their split in November 2021, and in October 2023, Christine married...

Christine Brown plans to legally change her last name to Woolley but will still be known as Christine Brown. Christine found her soulmate in David, and the couple quickly got engaged and married after meeting on a dating app. Kody Brown's relationships with his first, second, and third wives have reached a point of no return, with Christine being the first to leave.

Sister Wives star Christine Brown finally revealed if she will continue using her ex's last name despite having married David Woolley. Kody Brown, now 54 years old, made Christine the third of his four wives in March 1994. Christine Ruth Allred was born on April 18, 1972, to practicing polygamists Rex Allred and Ruthann LeBaron. Christine’s grandfather Rulon C. Allred was the founder of the Apostolic United Brethren. Even though they’d only “spiritually married” and their marriage wasn’t legally binding, Christine changed her last name to Brown.

Tiff is still raging but most journalists are now running on fumes, including me! And Nyff press screenings start next week. Give me strength! I know I know... you're waiting on writeups for Oscar hopefuls like The Railway Man, Gravity, and Twelve Years a Slave which is A Lot to get through still in the next few days but here are two films from Norway and Canada which I wanted to discuss. They both pit wounded unraveling men against themselves and each other for our viewing pleasure.

Wes Bentley vs. Aksel Hennie in "Pioneer"

Pioneer

Paranoia thrillers aren't really my cuppa as movie genres go but this not so distant history expose drama from Norway is just gripping. It deals in part with the American and Norwegian battle over oil drilling contracts and pipeline off Norway's massive jagged coast. Not So Spoiler Alert: Norway won making it one of the wealthiest nations in the world.