Posts by ScreenLine Reporter

Be Fri was pitched as Pixar’s next female-led adventure crafted by director Kristen Lester, known for Pixar’s 2019 short Purl. The premise followed two teenage friends who drift apart after discovering…

Palahniuk’s Fight Club became a touchstone of late‑90s cinema, and the author found himself tied to its making in ways he didn’t expect. Director David Fincher steered the project with bold,…

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie continues its box-office run, with early Friday sales hovering around $18.7 million across 4,284 theaters. Industry trackers estimate a roughly $71 million three-day haul, keeping the…

Jim Jarmusch’s Father Mother Sister Brother unfolds as a measured, affectionate study of how family life bends under time and memory. The film gathers three intimate scenes that peer into the…

Christopher Abbott has spent more than a decade shaping a distinctive screen presence that leans into inner turmoil and complex men. He now juggles two high‑profile gigs that place him at…

After a six‑year stretch since I May Destroy You, Michaela Coel makes a two‑pronged return with lead turns that stretch her range. In The Christophers, she shares the frame with Ian…

Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama surveys a couple on the verge of tying the knot, using a glossy, contemporary setting to dissect honesty, power, and the pressures of public life. Zendaya and…

You, Me & Tuscany promised a breezy romance beneath the Tuscan sun, but the Kat Coiro‑helmed release lands with a familiar beat and little to make it feel fresh.What the film…

Cannes' 79th edition is serving up a notable twist: two French superstars are booked for more than one film in the main lineup. Léa Seydoux and Catherine Deneuve are both slated…