Josephine, Nuisance Bear Lead Sundance Film Festival Winners
Josephine starring Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan and Nuisance Bear by Canadian filmmakers Gabriela Osio Vanden and Jack Weisman lead Sundance winners.
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Islands Review: Sam Riley Shines in this Sun-Drenched Mystery
Sam Riley shines in Islands—a sun-drenched, sweat-soaked mystery also starring Jack Farthing and Stacy Martin.
Words of War Review: A Timely Look at the Power of the Free Press
While Words of War may take some liberties in telling the story of journalist Anna Politkovskaya, it's a compelling drama about freedom of speech and reporting during hard times.
The Testament of Ann Lee Review: Amanda Seyfried Leads Idiosyncratic Musical
Depending on the definition, the total number of Christian denominations in the United States ranges from a few hundred to several thousand. Worldwide, that number jumps to approximately 45,000. Each denomination claims, if not a direct conduit to God, then to a religious leader (or leaders) who, like the Quakers and the Shakers did. Handed […]
Rosemead Review: A Career Best for Lucy Liu
Lucy Liu gives a career-defining performance in this cautionary tale of love, death and mental illness.
Deepfaking Sam Altman Review: Artificial Empathy
Deepfaking Sam Altman is an illuminating, hilarious, and chilling look at the state of artificial intelligence and the way it's shaping our future.
Amanda Seyfried and Mona Fastvold on The Testament of Ann Lee and Divine Music
An interview with The Testament of Ann Lee star Amanda Seyfried and director Mona Fastvold on their divine musical about movers and Shakers.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review – Sets the Horror Bar for 2026
Bleak, brutal, and deeply human, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple proves the franchise’s rage virus still has teeth.
3670 Review: Korean Defector Tale Is a Queer Film Landmark
Joonho Park's 3670 feels like an authentic milestone in queer cinema with its story of a North Korean defector finding his community in Seoul.
Sleepwalker Review
Sleepwalker is a wildly entertaining horror flick. It’s not going to chill your bones, or keep you up at night, so if you’re looking for a light-hearted, semi-spooky time, this film is it.
The Choral Review
At a time when our own world seems harsh and ugly, Nicholas Hytner's The Choral gives us space to reflect on how music can connect us.
Song Sung Blue Review: Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman Elevate Winning True-Life Tale
Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson elevate Song Sung Blue—a true-life, Neil Diamond-centric biopic from writer-director Craig Brewer.
Cynthia Erivo on Flying High as Elphaba in Wicked: For Good
An interview with Cynthia Erivo on Wicked: For Good and finding Elphaba's voice across two films and in the show of one of cinema's most iconic characters.
The Classics Shelf: Top Ten Films Starring Willem Dafoe
Ranking the 10 best films in Willem Dafoe's filmography, including The Florida Project, Platoon, The Lighthouse, and The English Patient.
No Other Choice Review
Park Chan-wook's stylish black comedy No Other Choice sees a desperate man turns his job hunt into the Hunger Games.
