Film Admissions: 2000-2009
A new Millennium Reels Onscreen
The 25th Hour
There’s an idea that decades in art don’t always start on January 1st on the first day of that decade....
Film Admissions
Film Admissions: 1990-1999
Our Unseen 1990s Classics Bookend an Outstanding Movie Decade
The 90s was a diverging time in cinema. As someone who grew up in the decade and found my ...
Film Admissions: 1980-1989
Cinema Nukes the Greed Decade With all Manner of Colorful Fare
My favorite part of this year’s Film Admissions theme is each month gives one of my colle...
Film Admissions: 1970-1979
As Cinema Goes Corporate and Hollywood Flails, Rebellion and Rebirth are in the air
Looking back on the films of the 1970s from a five-decades-hence per...
Film Admissions: 1960-1969
New Tensions and Permissiveness Render Old Tropes Fresh and Volatile
“Did you ever dream about a place you never really recall being to before? A place ...
Film Admissions: 1950-1959
Cinema’s Greatest Decade.
You read that right. In the not-so-humble opinion of this critic and lifelong movie buff, we’ve made our way to the sing...
Film Admissions: 1941-1949
ZekeFilm is 10 years old in 2022! We’re commemorating it with a year-long Film Admissions series wherein each month, we take on a decade (give or ta...
Film Admissions: 1931-1940
When the Movies Became the Movies
ZekeFilm is 10 years old in 2022! We’re commemorating it with a year-long Film Admissions series wherein each m...
Film Admissions: 1921-1930
A Decade That Roared With its own Growing Pains
ZekeFilm is 10 years old in 2022! We’re commemorating it with a year-long Film Admissions series ...
Film Admissions: 1911-1920
David Gill, Robert Hornak, Paul Hibbard, Ethan Halker, Taylor Blake, Jim Tudor, Jeffrey Knight and Max Foizey
This time, our reviewers were hard at work, tackling films from 1911-1920. Short films continued to be made available to the public but some of the films became quite longer. Film editing was more creatively employed in storytelling on film.