Brianna Zigler is a Clip Editor and freelance journalist who has contributed to various publications such as Logan Herald Observer, Paste Magazine, and AOL, Inc. Her articles cover a range of topics including entertainment, pop culture, and film, with a focus on providing insightful analysis and commentary.
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Brianna Zigler's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment, particularly TV shows and movies. Her articles include reviews, expert commentary, and seasonal content related to the entertainment industry. If you have unique insights or access to behind-the-scenes information about popular TV shows or movies, Brianna might be interested in your input for her articles.
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Although there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Brianna's coverage, it appears to encompass international content given her exploration of reality shows from other countries that achieved success in the US.
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While Lana Wilson's documentary Look Into My Eyes isn't out to prove or disprove clairvoyance, it finds readings full of emotional catharsis.
Rosemary's Baby gets a repetitive, franchise-milking prequel in Apartment 7A, a totally derivative horror movie.
A Real Pain Jesse Eisenberg's sophomore film finds balance between its sensitive Holocaust tour narrative and odd-couple comedy with Kieran Culkin.
By: Brianna Zigler
A sprawling, thrillingly composed American epic about a Holocaust survivor architect suffers for its art.
By: Brianna Zigler
Photo courtesy Omnes Films Carson Lund's feature directorial debut starts and ends on a baseball field, and within the world of the film, that
At 81, David Cronenberg is interested in how we decay. And so is Karsh (Vincent Cassel), who has taken his sorrow over the death of his wife Becca (Diane Kruger) and turned it into a tech entrepreneurship.
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield fail to convince in their insipid cancer-stricken romance.
As director Paul Schrader explained to the audience of Alice Tully Hall, following the New York Film Festival premiere of his latest film, Oh, Canada
By: Brianna Zigler
A quiet, meditative portrait of a small town's open secret that sees Cillian Murphy go small, but no less affecting.
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