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‘The Drama’ Is a Provocative but Necessary Conversation Starter
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‘Project Hail Mary’ Believes There Is Still Hope for Mankind
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Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood – The Cinematic Schematic Review

July 31, 2019

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The Cinematic Schematic returns in our July edition to give a spoiler-free review of Quentin Tarantino’s highly anticipated ninth film, Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and a huge all-star supporting cast.

Before taking…

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The Dead Don’t Die – The Cinematic Schematic Review

June 17, 2019

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The Cinematic Schematic returns in this special June edition to give a spoiler-free review of Jim Jarmusch‘s new film, a zombie comedy (zom-edy), The Dead Don’t Die. After spending the summer so far planning his new film and attending the 2019 deadCenter Film Festival,…

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The Cinematropolis deadCenter 2019 Closing Recap

June 16, 2019

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After an entire weekend full of movies, parties, and reunions at the 2019 deadCenter Film Festival followed by a week full of film reviews and interviews here at The Cinematropolis, our special deadCenter coverage comes to a close with a festival recap discussion between our entire festival team, Jo Light,…

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Jay Myself Captures a Fascinating, yet Out-of-Focus Image – deadCenter 2019

June 14, 2019

Each picture you take has power as long as it brings experience to the person who’s looking at it.
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Before Instagram, there was Jay Maisel.

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The Art of Self-Defense – Riley Stearns deadCenter 2019 Interview

June 13, 2019

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The 2019 deadCenter Film Festival brought in a number of notable indie films, but perhaps our most anticipated was The Art of Self-Defense from writer/director Riley Stearns and Bleeker Street.

The official synopsis for The Art of Self-Defense reads:

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Postal Is Bloody Good Fun – deadCenter 2019 [Interview]

June 13, 2019

Postal is kind of hard to talk about without spoiling. But let’s start here — it’s great.

The film is a black comedy that purports to be about the true story of Phillip Tress (Michael Shenefelt), a Florida man who goes off…

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deadCenter’s “After Dark” Shorts Block Offered More Delightfully Disturbing Weirdness

June 11, 2019

The good folks behind Oklahoma City’s 19th annual deadCenter Film Festival know how to curate a stellar round-up of short films, and their “After Dark” collection this year was no exception, offering up nine films that embrace the strange, the surreal, and the subversive.

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The Bygone Is a Neo-Western that Aims High – deadCenter 2019

June 10, 2019

The Bygone, a feature film that had its world premiere at the 2019 deadCenter film festival on June 8, has a lot going for it.

It’s a local production, shot in Oklahoma in late 2017.

It…

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Unparalleled Poignance Flourishes in deadCenter’s Unheard Voices Shorts

June 10, 2019

Murmurs often contain the most moving words.

Illuminating the discourse of the marginalized and forgotten has become a tradition for deadCenter’s Unheard Voices Shorts. 2019’s festival seems to cultivate the…

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Home with a View of the Monster is Both a Homecoming for Its Characters and Its Filmmakers, Cast

June 9, 2019

Home With A View Of The Monster, the first feature film from twin brothers Alex and Todd Greenlee, made its debut before a nearly-packed house in the Devon Energy Theater at Harkins Bricktown, screening as part of the 2019 deadCenter Film Festival. Described by…

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