Brogan Morris

1 week ago | cbs12.com | Brogan Morris

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1 week ago | cw34.com | Brogan Morris

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Alzheimer's is becoming more and more common across the U.S. According to the Alzheimer's Association, more than 7 million Americans are living with the disease. The association also said that in 2024, unpaid caregivers provided an estimated more than 19 billion hours of care. Caring for a loved one with this cognitive disease can be difficult. One of the major risks these patients face is wandering.

2 weeks ago | bfi.org.uk | Adam Scovell |Pamela Hutchinson |Philip Strick |Brogan Morris

Roman Polanski’s ‘Apartment Trilogy’ includes some of the most unnerving urban portraits ever put on film. With the occult conspiracy of Rosemary’s Baby (1968) and the bizarre delusions of The Tenant (1976), these films look at the modern city as a realm of intensely paranoid horror and psychological torment. Rosemary’s Baby takes place in New York and The Tenant is set in Paris, but the trilogy begins with 1965’s Repulsion, where the city in question is London.

2 weeks ago | bfi.org.uk | Adam Scovell |Pamela Hutchinson |Philip Strick |Brogan Morris

Roman Polanski’s ‘Apartment Trilogy’ includes some of the most unnerving urban portraits ever put on film. With the occult conspiracy of Rosemary’s Baby (1968) and the bizarre delusions of The Tenant (1976), these films look at the modern city as a realm of intensely paranoid horror and psychological torment. Rosemary’s Baby takes place in New York and The Tenant is set in Paris, but the trilogy begins with 1965’s Repulsion, where the city in question is London.

3 weeks ago | bfi.org.uk | Philip Strick |Brogan Morris |Joseph Fahim |Ros Cranston

Before it became a decades-spanning franchise, Philip Strick visited the set of Star Wars and spoke with the crew, including George Lucas. From our Summer 1976 issue. 5 June 2025The BFI Film on Film festival, which runs from 12 to 15 June at BFI Southbank and BFI IMAX, will open with a screening of Star Wars (1977) from an original unfaded dye transfer IB Technicolor British release print.