Director Antonio Campos presents the story of Christine Chubbuck, a young TV reporter in Sarasota, Fla., who stunned viewers with her on-air... On July 15, 1974, Christine Chubbuck, a field reporter ...

Robert Greene's performance-based documentary on Christine Chubbuck is an ingenious, knowingly frustrating provocation. Marking one of the more improbable overlaps in recent film production history, ...

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Don’t lose sight of what you have. One of the most talked-about films to premiere at Sundance this year was Antonio Campos’ “Christine.” Written by Craig Shilowich, the film stars Rebecca Hall as ...

Rebecca Hall aces the role of her career in Antonio Campos' impeccably observed account of the Christine Chubbuck tragedy. Not, admittedly, that the director’s previous features have set the highest ...

After Rebecca Hall finished shooting the final scene of Christine, her new film about the American newsreader Christine Chubbuck - who shot herself in the head on live television in 1974 - she got ...

The Antonio Campos drama, premiering at Sundance, stars Rebecca Hall as Christine Chubbuck, the depressed Florida newscaster who infamously committed suicide on live television in 1974. By Ashley Lee ...

In one of the more bizarre coincidences of film scheduling, the brief life of a TV journalist whose biggest scoop was announcing her own death on air is recapitulated for the second time this year.

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