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Cannes Call: IndieWire and AmPav Open 2026 Student Programs
Crime 101 review: a stylish cast, but a fragile screenplay
Hidden post-credits giggle: Spock and Doug’s Vulcan-human chat on Strange New Worlds
Oscars Predictions Point to Familiar Favorites, with Few Surprises on the Horizon
Gabe Klinger Returns to Brazil for Berlin World Premiere of Isabel
Robby’s Sabbatical, Lingering Tension, and Louie’s Memorial in The Pitt, with Noah Wyle
Love Letters Trailer Puts Ella Rumpf at the Heart of a Queer Motherhood Story
Berlin Review: Anders Danielsen Lie Leads a Grim Bill Evans Biopic
Fondazione Prada Announces First Batch of Funded Films, Highlighting Weerasethakul, Huezo and Porumboiu
Fondazione Prada Film Fund Announces First Grants, Highlighting Huezo, Weerasethakul and Akin
Berlin-bound My Wife Cries trailer signals Angela Schanelec’s quiet, disquieting drama
The Pitt S2E6 Recap: A Tender Goodbye That Lingers
Ten Beloved Sitcoms Cut Short Before Their Time
Renny Harlin dives back into shark cinema with Deep Water
The 1970s Breakthrough: Coppola, Lucas and Spielberg Redefined Hollywood—and who’s carrying the torch today
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Remembering Dark Winds Season 3: pivotal twists and the path to Season 4
Wuthering Heights review: beauty on the surface, emptiness inside
Noah Wyle on The Pitt: Writing Was the Hardest Part, Not Just Directing
Stellan Skarsgård Reflects on a Storied Acting Journey, From Cannes Debut to Dune
Mrs. America Revisited: Rose Byrne’s Gloria Steinem Stands Out in a Sharp, Award-Worthy Miniseries
PTA’s One Battle After Another Surges Past Global Box Office Milestone
South Park Takes the Lead on Paramount+ as Tulsa King Yields Ground in October 2025
Countdown on Prime Video Faces a Streaming Setback
All Creatures Great and Small Cast Hints at Spin‑Offs After Series Wrap
CBS’s DMV Delivers Workplace Laughs With an Entertaining Ensemble
Freddy’s Dead: A Misunderstood Ending That Shaped Modern Horror
Blumhouse Bets on Black Phone 2 to Spark a Box Office Turnaround
Monster: The Ed Gein Story Skews Truth in Netflix Drama
Ben Stiller’s Miami Vice Moment That Signaled a Big Screen Run
Mrs. America Reframes the ERA Battle Through Gloria Steinem’s Composed Leadership
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Midyear Spotlight: Standout Animated Features of 2025 So Far
John Lithgow Joins HBO’s Harry Potter Series as Dumbledore, First Look Surfaces
Standout Screen Performances of 2025 (So Far)
Stephen King’s Favorite Films: Sorcerer Tops His List of Underrated Thrillers
Ten Horror Sequels That Lost the Edge
Yellowstone Set Clash Between Costner and Bentley Prompts Tears for Reilly
The Inner Light Gets an Unauthorized Sequel Courtesy of Its Creator
Brannon Braga: Season 1 of Star Trek: Enterprise Suffered from Burnout and Hiring Shakeups
The Mask climbs back into Netflix’s Top 10, decades after its 1994 debut
Gen V Season 2 Enlists a The Boys Alum to Unravel Major Mysteries
Top 12 K-Dramas of 2025 So Far — A Fresh Roundup
Tron: Ares review — neon gloss, hollow core
Arrow Cast, Then and Now: Where They Are Today
Dylan O’Brien’s Maze Runner Trilogy Streams on Netflix Soon
Anemone Ending Unpacked: Shame as a Relentless Force in a Fractured Home
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Fans Rally Behind Liam Hemsworth as Geralt Ahead of Witcher Season 4
Tron: Ares review — glossy surface, hollow core
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Directing Urchin: Harris Dickinson on crafting an adventurous debut
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North American Deal for Sorella Di Clausura, Sarajevo–Locarno Prizewinner
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RIFF 22: Icelandic Voices, Venice Imports, and a Swiss Spotlight
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Elm Street 2: Jack Sholder Reassesses the Divisive Sequel
Apple TV+ in 2025: A top-ten snapshot of standout series so far
Prison Break Reboot: Hulu’s New Chapter in the Breakout Saga
Freddy’s Dead: The Controversial Finale That Helped Shape Modern Horror
Blumhouse Bets on Black Phone 2 to Break Its Box-Office Drought
Stephen King’s Top 10 Favorite Movies: A Hidden Thriller Takes Center Stage
Follow-Ups Gone Wrong: Horror Sequels That Stumbled
Costner-Bentley On-Set Confrontation Leaves Kelly Reilly in Tears, New Details Emerge
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The Mask Returns to Netflix’s Top 10, Three Decades Later
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Directing Urchin: Harris Dickinson on crafting an adventurous debut

Harris Dickinson, best known for his acting work, steps into the director’s chair with his feature debut, Urchin, which he wrote and directed. The London-set drama centers on Mike, a drifting…
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Oscars: Conan O’Brien to Return as Host in 2026

On the heels of a critically acclaimed 2025 ceremony that attracted the highest ratings for an Oscars telecast in five years, executive producers Raj Kapoor and Katy Mullan and producers Jeff…
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Daniel Craig’s Racy Turn in Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Queer’ Earns Raves at Venice Film Festival With 9-Minute Standing Ovation

Drew Starkey, director Luca Guadagnino and Daniel Craig attend the 'Queer' red carpet in Venice. GETTY IMAGES The A24 film, co-starring Drew Starkey, Lesley Manville, Jason Schwartzman and rising pop star Omar…
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Cannes Call: IndieWire and AmPav Open 2026 Student Programs
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Cannes Call: IndieWire and AmPav Open 2026 Student Programs

Aspiring filmmakers and students can aim for Cannes this year through a joint program from IndieWire and The American Pavilion. The two opportunities are open for applications until February 25 and…
Crime 101 review: a stylish cast, but a fragile screenplay
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Crime 101 review: a stylish cast, but a fragile screenplay

Bart Layton’s Los Angeles heist thriller aims for the cool, clinical energy of a Michael Mann classic, but it rarely sticks the landing. Neon skylines, gliding aerials, and a sleek score…
Hidden post-credits giggle: Spock and Doug’s Vulcan-human chat on Strange New Worlds
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Hidden post-credits giggle: Spock and Doug’s Vulcan-human chat on Strange New Worlds

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds leans heavily into comedy, and a post‑credit moment underscores that tone. The scene brings together Spock and Doug—the Vulcan‑leaning human who adores human culture—for a lighthearted…
Oscars Predictions Point to Familiar Favorites, with Few Surprises on the Horizon
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Oscars Predictions Point to Familiar Favorites, with Few Surprises on the Horizon

The Oscar race for 2026 reads like a sequel to last year, with the same players keeping momentum long before audiences have seen every contender. Industry watchers note that momentum and…
Gabe Klinger Returns to Brazil for Berlin World Premiere of Isabel
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Gabe Klinger Returns to Brazil for Berlin World Premiere of Isabel

Gabe Klinger returns to his roots with Isabel, his second fiction feature, which will world‑premiere at the Berlin Film Festival. The project marks his first Brazilian shoot in a decade and…
Robby’s Sabbatical, Lingering Tension, and Louie’s Memorial in The Pitt, with Noah Wyle
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Robby’s Sabbatical, Lingering Tension, and Louie’s Memorial in The Pitt, with Noah Wyle

Season 2 sets a ticking tone for Robby As The Pitt returns to the ER, Dr. Robby confronts a looming three‑month sabbatical that frames the day’s pressures. The shift unfolds under…
Love Letters Trailer Puts Ella Rumpf at the Heart of a Queer Motherhood Story
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Love Letters Trailer Puts Ella Rumpf at the Heart of a Queer Motherhood Story

A new trailer for Love Letters follows Céline as she prepares to become a mother, even though she isn’t the one carrying the baby. Her wife Nadia is expecting, and the…
Berlin Review: Anders Danielsen Lie Leads a Grim Bill Evans Biopic
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Berlin Review: Anders Danielsen Lie Leads a Grim Bill Evans Biopic

On a tense June night in 1961, the Bill Evans Trio reaches a rare pinnacle before a tragedy reshapes the story. Grant Gee opens with their club‑level ascent at the Village…
Fondazione Prada Announces First Batch of Funded Films, Highlighting Weerasethakul, Huezo and Porumboiu
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Fondazione Prada Announces First Batch of Funded Films, Highlighting Weerasethakul, Huezo and Porumboiu

The Fondazione Prada Film Fund has unveiled its first slate of 14 features, a cross‑border mix of development, production and post‑production work. The initiative backs independent cinema with no thematic constraints,…
Fondazione Prada Film Fund Announces First Grants, Highlighting Huezo, Weerasethakul and Akin
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Fondazione Prada Film Fund Announces First Grants, Highlighting Huezo, Weerasethakul and Akin

\nFondazione Prada unveils its first batch of film grants, naming Huezo, Weerasethakul and Akin among the inaugural recipients\nThe Fondazione Prada Film Fund has revealed the lineup of projects it will back…

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