How to effectively tell a story when everyone already knows the ending? That's the conundrum faced down in Christine, the second film this year to delve into the story of Christine Chubbuck, the ...

On July 15, 1974, as President Nixon was being driven from office, a 29-year-old TV journalist in Sarasota, Florida, interrupted her morning talk show for a dramatic announcement. “In keeping with ...

A version of this story about Rebecca Hall first appeared in the “Dark Horses We Love” feature in TheWrap’s Oscar magazine. “Christine” chronicles the mental struggles of television reporter Christine ...

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 ...

Rebecca Hall, the British actress born in London who is really half American (her mother comes from Michigan), might not have been born to play Florida TV news reporter Christine Chubbuck, but you ...

MPAA rating: R for a scene of disturbing violence and for language including sexual references Cast: Rebecca Hall, Michael C. Hall, Maria Dizzia, J. Smith-Cameron Director: Antonio Campos Run time: ...

If you’ve heard the name Christine Chubbuck, odds are good you know much more about the way she died than the way she lived. On July 15, 1974, the 29-year old television news reporter took her own ...

In 1974, local Florida newscaster Christine Chubbuck committed suicide by shooting herself in the head on live television. Ever since then, she’s been an object of fascination for media historians and ...

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.

Rebecca Hall, the British actress born in London who is really half American (her mother comes from Michigan), might not have been born to play Florida TV news reporter Christine Chubbuck, but you ...