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Love Really Is Blind (The Way Filmmaker Daniel Ribeiro Sees It)
In The Way He Looks, Brazilian filmmaker Daniel Ribeiro’s new coming of age tale, Leo (Ghilherme Lobo) is blind but that’s the only thing that sets him apart. The way he looks is, frankly, adorable but if you... -
Take Five: Ed Wheeler Brings Holiday Twist to Classic Paintings
When we last spoke to Ed Wheeler, he was only beginning his humorous and clever Santa Classics series. A year later, the photographer is back as Santa Claus with a dozen new renditions of canonical works of art... -
Alisen Down Discusses the Mysteries Surrounding ‘Gracepoint’
Though she is no stranger to TV-mysteries, Alisen Down was a long-shot when she auditioned for the part of Kathy Eaton in the FOX mini-series Gracepoint. Based on the character profile the show’s producers had in mind... -
Actress Kimberly Quinn Provides the Inspiration Behind ‘St. Vincent’
Actress Kimberly Quinn has been a regular presence in film and television over the past decade, and though she has proven she is more than capable of playing a range of characters, her best roles have not translated... -
Actress Jena Sims Talks Transformation: A Journey from Beauty Queen to Movie Screens
Jena Sims, a self-proclaimed nerd, has risen to fame in what can only be called a modern-day fairy tale. Or at least a wholesome plot for the next big teen movie. A native of the small Georgia town of Winder, the... -
Gay and Lesbian Art: From the Perishable to the Permanent
Something very important is happening at 26 Wooster Street in lower Manhattan. Fads and the fashionistas that inspire them may come and go with the raising and lowering of a hem, but the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and... -
Secrets Uncovered: Wesam Keesh Talks ‘Awkward’ and Developing a Feeling of Brotherhood within the Acting Community
Wesam Keesh admits he can be kind of a weird and awkward guy, and that eccentric quality might be what helped him land his first recurring role on a television series. -
Almost the Son of Zeus, But Not Quite: ‘God’s Not Dead’ Star Kevin Sorbo Talks Art Imitating Life And Joining Dolores Umbridge as One of the Meanest Teachers in Film History
GALO recently spoke with actor Kevin Sorbo to learn how he managed to expand his skills as an actor after initially being typecast in Hercules-like roles early in his career. He also discussed at length the most recent... -
At Munich Oktoberfest, an Ocean of Beer — And Inebriety
When one thinks of Oktoberfest in the German city of Munich, three things typically come to mind: hordes of men in knee-length lederhosen (German for “leather breeches”), gaggles of women in low-cut, bust-bearing... -
French Film’s Master Magician Bruno Dumont Turns Tragedy Inside Out
Bruno Dumont is a trickster of the highest order. Don’t get me wrong — this French master of the cinematic art is also a very serious filmmaker. For the record, he’s an acclaimed auteur who has not only twice...
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