Festivals
Stay-at-Home Seven by Amber Wilkinson and Jennie Kermode
Carrie Photo: MGM Sometimes, the most heartwarming stories arrive wrapped in a deliberately understated package. Aki Kaurismäki’s cinematic world is
Jennie Kermode’s unspoken stories
The recent focus of the Belfast Film Festival is on a powerful World War Two drama called Rozkvet, a cinematic
Clayface Sneaks By for Top Halloween Box Office
Halloween season always brings a unique, if somewhat unpredictable, shift to the cinematic landscape. Typically, the arrival of the holiday
Crawlers by Jennie Kermode
The world of cinema has recently seen a distinct trend: a cluster of deadly animal films is taking center stage.
Kenji Ishizaka on the Asian Future at TIFF
When you look closely at the world of international cinema, the lines defining what constitutes Asian cinema often blur into
Jennie Kermode’s Life and Vision 20608
In a world that seems relentlessly packed, finding a moment of solitude is an increasingly rare luxury. This tension between
The Naughty Seat visual by Amber Wilkinson
In a world often saturated with loud, fast-paced content, there is a certain charm in the quiet, expressive world of
Jennie Kermode Odessa visuals
The journey began under a perfect sky. In practical outdoor clothes, the trio moved through lush green grass, bathed in
Crows watch Jennie Kermode
The journey from a challenging reality to a story of resilience is often found in the most compelling cinema. JP
Director Barker approaches Fielder for obsession collab
Following the unexpected critical success of his documentary, You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder has cemented his place as one
Chase Sui Wonders Goblin with Branagh, Gisondo & Forte
Chase Sui Wonders is currently riding a wave of success, building upon the momentum generated by her breakout performance in
Manipulation in action by Jennie Kermode
In a world saturated with theories, the question of conspiracy is inescapable. From the outlandish—flat Earths and microchip vaccines—to the
Jennie Kermode in The Cull Visuals
Forget the gothic forests and spooky cabins. When you imagine rural England, you might picture vast, isolating wilderness. But the
Lucky Liam Jennie Kermode
The art of provocation often lies in the refusal to stop talking. It is a skill that can grate on
Jennie Kermode’s Truth and Lies
A missing girl, a worried family, and a series of small, unsettling revelations that ultimately flip everything you thought you
Weiner exits Eddie Murphy’s ‘The Chairman’ series over creative differences
The creative landscape of streaming is often a whirlwind of exciting partnerships, but sometimes those collaborations hit an unexpected stop.
Naza Trailer: Soldier Testimony Expands to 100 Theaters
In the shadow of conflict, some stories refuse to stay silent. The documentary Naza is one such powerful, unflinching examination
Nocturne: An absurd crime thriller elevated by Schreiber and Graham
When the world of prestige television has been reshaping itself in the 2020s, one compelling and gritty thread runs through
Kane Parsons teases Backrooms 2 and new characters
When you transform a niche concept into a cinematic juggernaut, you inevitably catch the light. For Kane Parsons, this light
Hoyt McCallany stars in ‘Paradise Disturbed’ serial killer picture
From Mindhunter to Murder: Hoyt McCallany Steps into Gritty New Role The world of true crime and psychological suspense is
Shepherd and Daughter Fight for Their Mountain Land Trailer
For generations, the rhythm of life on the Sinjajevina plateau in Montenegro has been dictated by the slow, steady grazing
Oyelowo & Atwell Discuss Action Movie Fate: Avengers, Rocketeer & More
The Endless Quest: Why We Keep Returning to Treasure Island There are stories that transcend generations, narratives so potent they
Jennie Kermode: The Moment Before Action
The getaway is planned, and the air is thick with anticipation. Out in the woods, nestled by a lake that
Peter Berg’s Mosquito Bowl: Visceral WWII and Gridiron Action
Some filmmakers possess a unique ability to navigate the brutal landscapes of human conflict, weaving together epic settings and visceral
Scorsese nearly directed Cleopatra before the Sony hack failed
Hollywood dreams often involve glittering ambition, but sometimes those dreams are derailed by a single, catastrophic error. The story of