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 In an exclusive interview with AMFM Magazine's Paul Salfen, veteran actor C. Thomas Howell opens up about his role in the high-stakes action thriller series One Mile: Chapter One and One Mile: Chapter Two now available on digital platforms from Republic Pictures and Paramount. Directed by Adam Davidson and starring Ryan Phillippe as Danny, a

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine In a recent conversation with AMFM Magazine’s Paul Salfen, acclaimed theater director Polly Findlay discussed her feature directorial debut, Midwinter Break—a tender, character-driven adaptation of Bernard MacLaverty’s beloved novel. Starring Lesley Manville and Ciarán Hinds as Stella and Gerry, a long-married Scottish couple, the film follows their

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine The new three-part docuseries The Object of the Game is now available on Prime Video, having premiered on February 4, 2026—just in time for Super Bowl week. This timely release captures the essence of football's enduring values amid the sport's biggest stage. Featuring unprecedented insights from football

In an exclusive interview with AMFM Magazine's Paul Salfen, legendary actress Patty McCormack opens up about her poignant role in the heartfelt new film STOP TIME, her remarkable career spanning decades, and why hope remains a powerful force even after profound loss. Directed by Paul Schwartz, STOP TIME weaves the intertwined stories of Peter de

In the daring directorial debut MIMICS, hitting theaters nationwide on February 13, Kristoffer Polaha steps behind and in front of the camera to deliver a genre-bending blend of fun, fright, and romance. The film follows struggling impressionist Sam Reinhold (played by Polaha himself), whose desperate pact with a wicked, strings-attached puppet named Fergus promises stardom—but

By Paul Salfen In the world of entertainment, few actors embody versatility quite like Jonathan Roumie. Best known for his profound portrayal of Jesus in the hit series The Chosen, Roumie has captivated audiences with his depth and authenticity. But in his latest project, the romantic comedy O Solo Mio, he trades the sands of

By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine In the shadow of rising hate—from Charlottesville's torches to Pittsburgh's synagogue massacre and beyond—Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History arrives like a timely reckoning. Executive produced, hosted, and written by the incomparable Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr., this four-part PBS docuseries premieres February 3, 2026, at

In the raw, wind-whipped isolation of a remote Scottish island, Jason Statham isn't just kicking ass—he's finding something rarer in modern action cinema: a soul. Directed by Ric Roman Waugh, Shelter (in theaters now) blends high-octane thrills with a surprisingly tender story of two lost souls forging an unlikely family bond. Fresh off a big-screen

This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. In theaters now is Send Help, the latest twisty thriller from Sam Raimi and while it has solid actors, plenty of gore for Raimi's fanbase, and is pretty intriguing, the writers forgot one essential element of a good movie: a likable character. Rachel McAdams and Dylan

In the whirlwind of streaming platforms and blockbuster franchises, a fresh fantasy series has quietly captured hearts with its blend of high-stakes adventure, genuine emotion, and family-friendly wonder. The Wayfinders, Angel Studios' original action-fantasy epic, drops three ordinary high schoolers into a brutal medieval realm of magic, monsters, civil war, and prophecy. Viewers are hooked—drawn