Festivals
Isabella Rossellini honored in Locarno
At the opening of the prestigious Locarno Film Festival last night, Italian-American actress and filmmaker Isabella Rossellini was recognized for
Chaar Diwaari Jennie Kermode performance
Finding a furnished, seemingly good-condition apartment in today’s Mumbai at an affordable price might be considered fantastic enough to explain
Peril at the Pincer Point Jennie Kermode
When you think low budget filmmaking means sacrificing quality, you might be wrong. Sometimes, the most compelling stories emerge not
Freedom Fighter for the Female Gaze by Richard Mowe
Anna Cazenave Cambet, a director whose work is built on authentic storytelling, has always maintained a clear vision: her art
Amber Wilkinson closes London Film Festival debut
The curtain is falling on a landmark festival, and the final performance is set to be anything but ordinary. Jesse
San Sebastian unveils José Giovanni retrospective with Amber Wilkinson
San Sebastian Film Festival is preparing to throw open the gates to a cinematic treasure trove, presenting an expansive retrospective
Spirited Animals by Amber Wilkinson
Bouchra, a Moroccan filmmaker living in New York, is diving headfirst into the animated world, embarking on a project that
Bouchra and Amber Wilkinson 20444 moment
We are raised to see the world through anthropomorphized lenses, a tradition largely cemented by giants like Disney and Hanna
Drinking Victory Jennie Kermode
Diego Fuentes is currently basking in the glow of attending Fantasia, where his film, Matapanki, continues to captivate audiences. While
Once Upon a Time in Harlem, Rehearsals for a Revolution & Barbara Forever win 2026 Albie Awards
As the cinematic landscape prepares for a major awards push, the focus shifts once again to the artistry and depth
Jennie Kermode’s Last Footage
When you first encounter The Last Footage, Myanmar’s pioneering found footage horror film, the immediate impression isn’t just the scares—it’s
Stay-at-Home Seven August 3 to 9
Step into a world where history whispers and absurdity reigns. If you’re looking for a summer watch that is both
Bit by the bug Jennie Kermode
Some films don’t just tell a story; they launch a provocative interrogation. This is the kind of cinematic audacity embodied
Batman Season 2 New Heroes Take Action
Some stories are built on the bedrock of difficult truths, and few narratives manage to transform those realities into something
A Safe Distance by Jennie Kermode
The wilderness offered Joey and Alex a rugged backdrop for their getaway, but the true drama unfolding that evening was
The Galactic Ghoul by Jennie Kermode
A recent cinematic endeavor, Simon Harrisson’s The Galactic Ghoul, is a lovingly crafted space opera pastiche that delightfully harks back
Jennie Kermode in Action as a Leader
The Quest for Ascension: Unraveling the Mystery of Heaven’s Gate In the annals of modern history, some events stand out
Newsom concerned about Paramount-Warner Bros merger suit
California’s economic future hangs in the balance as a high-profile merger lawsuit creates uncertainty over state employment levels. Political leaders
Paul Risker’s precise filmmaking
The Silent Arrival: How an Android Changed Everything in Casey Walker’s Home Bodies In a world increasingly obsessed with complex
Dangerous Woman by Jennie Kermode
The cinematic world recently welcomed a fresh take on the art heist genre with the release of The Gentleman Thief,
Stunning Paris vibes by Jennie
The pursuit of stardom often comes with a certain level of theatrical flair, but for Paris, the journey toward fame
Zsazsa Zaturnnah Jennie Kermode visual
Zsazsa Zaturnnah is not just a familiar name in the Philippines; she is a cultural phenomenon whose story has captivated
Divine Transformation by Jennie Kermode
Most stories about werewolves tend to be full of sound and fury, steeped in darkness. But amidst this tradition, Eriko
The Fires dramatic visuals
Iceland is a land of stark beauty and simmering geological fury, and when you combine that landscape with the drama
Amira leads jury in Dinard by Richard Mowe
The spotlight is set on Brittany for the upcoming Dinard British and Irish Film Festival, and presiding over the jury