At the beginning of Mike Mills' gorgeous new movie “C’mon C’mon” — part scripted drama, part documentary as the film’s actors interview real subjects — Johnny (Joaquin Phoenix) asks a teenage girl how ...

Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was remembered during the cinematography film festival and whose death director Marek Żydowicz called the “result of incompetence and a lack of responsibility." By ...

Joaquin Phoenix is back with yet another indie darling. This time, the movie is A24’s C’mon C’mon, a black-and-white drama opening in theaters this weekend. Written and directed by Mike Mills, who is ...

There’s a temptation to describe “C’mon C’mon” as heart warming. An uncle (Joaquin Phoenix) connects with his nephew (Woody Norman) and in doing so reconnects with his sister (Gaby Hoffmann), the ...

Johnny (Joaquin Phoenix) is a radio journalist. He’s traveling around the country interviewing youth to understand their lives, what makes them happy, and how they perceive America’s future. Johnny’s ...

C'Mon C'Mon is one of those rare movies where kids are actually presented as complex human beings with thoughts, and the trials of parenting are approached with a stark honesty that leads to one of ...

The Oscar winner stars as an uncle who forms a strong bond with his precocious young nephew in C'mon C'mon Joaquin Phoenix's first film since winning the Best Actor Oscar for 2019's Joker is a ...

Madilyn Ivey is a writer at Screen Rant specializing in YA and fantasy adaptations—including The Twilight Saga, Shadow & Bone, and The Handmaid’s Tale—who predominantly writes analytical features and ...

The 'Joker' star follows up that colorful Oscar-winning role with a well-observed black-and-white indie about family and quiet human connections. If filmmaker Miranda July hadn’t gotten there first, ...

Ross Bonaime is the Senior Film Editor at Collider. He is a Virginia-based critic, writer, and editor who has written about all forms of entertainment for Paste Magazine, Brightest Young Things, ...

Mike Mills‘ A24 film C’mon C’mon triumphed at the 2021 EnergaCamerimage Film Festival, celebrating the art of cinematography—claiming its high honor, the Golden Frog, along with its Audience Award.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If filmmaker Miranda July hadn’t gotten there first, “The Future” would have made a fine title for fellow director (and husband) ...