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Let’s remember these Gen X film stars gone too soon.
Declan Lowney, whose many directing credits on Ted Lasso include the show’s sweepingly emotional finale, grew up in a rural […]
Here are 15 movie couples with electrifying onscreen chemistry, from Casablanca to The Empire Strikes Back.
Old flames reconnecting, dating-apps drama and disabled dating-show contestants battling ableist tropes were among the subjects of films in the […]
NYAD, the new Netflix biopic starring Annette Bening as Olympic marathon swimmer Diana Nyad, directed by the Free Solo team […]
In Squaring the Circle: The Story of Hipgnosis, Anton Corbijn tells the story of the prolific album cover designers Hipgnosis
Pixar movies have never been afraid to confront the big questions in life. Including some pretty heavy stuff.
Wow — these stars of the 1950s are still working as hard as ever.
New Life, by John Rothman, premieres Tuesday at the Fantasia Film Festival. It’s excellent, but it’s hard to say why without spoiling it for you.
Julian Thedford was out walking his dog with his 9-year-old brother when they witnessed a shooting on Chicago’s South Side. […]
“Get Away” filmmaker Michael Gabriele based his captivating horror short on a feeling every horror fan knows well: wishing you […]
I had no intention of seeing Phantom last night. I was on my way to another film at Montreal’s beloved […]
I can’t think of anyone in the obvious target audience for Hundreds of Beavers, but I also can’t think of […]
“They say that ambiance is really important,” someone says in Where the Devil Roams, the latest creepy homespun horror movie […]
Les Chambres Rouges and Stay Online were among the Fantasia Film Festival winners at a ceremony held over the weekend in Montreal.
Sympathy for the Devil cinematographer Steven Holleran takes us inside a hellish car ride with Nicolas Cage and Joel Kinnaman.
As a mixed media visual artist, Tramaine Townsend is based in the worlds of photography, design, film and animation. But […]
Stuart McClave is white, but grew up with a unique insight into the challenges Venus and Serena Williams faced in […]
Sinéad O’Connor was a pop star who was wrong when it was right to be wrong.
August at twenty-two writer-star Ali Edwards based the queer coming-of-age story partly on her own diaries. But the film also […]
Growing up in New Orleans, Megan “Megz” Trufant-Tillman watched musicians march in Mardi Gras parades — then went home and […]
The short film “Black Madonna,” a recent highlight of NewFilmmakes Los Angeles festival on Black Cinema, came about from a […]
Nothing, except everything, the ambitious and head-spinning new short film from 19-year-old filmmaker Wesley Wang, starts with a curious promise: […]
“We Were Meant To,” a film directed by Tari Wariebi that presents a world in which Black men can fly, […]
