Acclaimed filmmaker and author Frederick Marx has been telling powerful, creative, and change-oriented stories over the past 20 years through his production house, Warrior Films Oakland, ...

At the advent of a wave of leftist student and worker protests in 1968 that would engulf France for several years, French cinema was in a state of flux. Gone were the days of blissful political ...

Sue Marx, the metro Detroit icon who won an Oscar for an octogenarian love story, “Young at Heart,” died Monday at her home in Birmingham at age 92. A director, producer and writer, Marx set out to ...

The ushers at a packed screening of Michael Moore’s latest movie, Capitalism: A Love Story, came proudly decked out in T-shirts bearing slogans like “Make Love, Not Capitalism” and “Capitalism, We ...

The Warrior Films library contains films across a diverse range of forms, lengths, and styles. It includes Journey From Zanskar, which follows Buddhist monks in their quest to help poor children from ...

Award-nominated filmmaker and author Frederick Marx of Warrior Films will be giving away free digital copies of his three published books from December 6 to 10, showing appreciation for supporters.

Sue Marx found a calling as a filmmaker and professional photographer. She turned her skill into an award-winning run that had her touting Michigan's name on a national stage. “She had this curiosity ...

The Marx Brothers — from left, Groucho, Chico and Harpo — and Margaret Dumont, playing their wealthy benefactor, are shown in a scene from ‘A Night at The Opera’ (1935). Chico, left, and Groucho Marx ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. The Cocoanuts, released in 1929, marks the Marx Brothers' first foray into feature ...