- Rebecca Ford is a freelance print and online journalist based in Los Angeles. She has written for Metromix, Deadline Hollywood Daily, Los Angeles Magazine, Ms. Magazine and Hollywood Patch, among others. She enjoys writing about entertainment, pop culture and travel.
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Tag Archives: film
Donate to this AFi thesis film
Blackbird is an AFI thesis film about a boy who searched for a magical blackbird in the sky. And when George is put to a decisive test, his conviction in what he believes shows the world around him that even … Continue reading
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Tagged donate, donations, film, films, movies, student fims
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‘Brothers’ review
An old, cruddy quarter and a new, shiny quarter may look very different, but they’re both worth 25 cents. In the same way, the gritty 2004 Danish filmBrødre and its current remake, Brothers, look very different, but are essentially the same strong … Continue reading
World’s Greatest Dad
I just saw a screening of World’s Greatest Dad, a film starring Robin Williams. It was really great. A breathe of fresh air from all the Hollywooded films out here. Great acting by Robin Williams, of course! See it!
Clint Eastwood at the Produced By conference
Clint Eastwood and his Malpaso partner, Rob Lorenz, talked about their way of producing, and if he’ll ever do another Western. See it on DHD.
Produced By conference
I’m covering the Produced By conference for this weekend at Sony Studios in Culver City. The first Produced By Conference features unprecedented access to 100 A-list producers for three days of learning, networking and inspiration. My stuff can be found here: and … Continue reading
The Limits of Control- review
The Limits of Control Speaks to a Limited Audience By Rebecca Ford Socal.com The Limits of Control is not a film for the masses. Many will not grasp onto director Jim Jarmusch’s affinity for the laconic. The shots held for a … Continue reading
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Tagged entertainment, film, jim jarmush, movie, movie reviews, reviews, the limits of control
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DVD review: Seven Pounds
The trailers for Seven Pounds before its release in theaters last December were purposefully vague and mysterious. The main character, Ben Thomas (Will Smith), has a secret, and that’s about all viewers get. He runs in the rain, meets a … Continue reading
“Sunshine Cleaning” review
By Rebecca Ford When I was in college, I went home one weekend to my parents’ house. My parents were away for the night, and my younger sister who was in high school at the time asked if she could … Continue reading
People’s Choice Awards- fashion: you decide who rocked it
Glitz and glam! Floral and fauna! Skinny and skinnier! Vote on whose fashion you loved, and whose you hated from the PCAs here.
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Tagged fashion, film, movies, music, people's choice awards, style, television
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‘Cadillac Records’ Review
by Rebecca Ford- Los Angeles Film Examiner The blues are back. The songs will sound familiar to many—Etta James’ “At Last,” Chuck Berry’s, “Maybellene,” and Muddy Waters’ “I’m a Man.” The faces are new. … Continue reading
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Tagged beyonce, cadillac records, film, jeffrey wright, mos def, movies, reviews
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