Cinema

In Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama, editor Joshua Raymond Lee was brought on early to help shape a narrative that mirrors the couple’s tangled inner life. The result is a kinetic, thought‑driven…

Overview Alexandre O. Philippe’s latest cinephile portrait pivots the lens onto Kim Novak, reinterpreting Vertigo as a star‑driven inquiry as much as a director’s masterpiece. The film uses Novak’s presence to…

Julia Loktev's documentary arrives as a patient, unflinching study of Russia's media landscape during a fraught historical moment. The film centers on Anna Nemzer, a host at TV Rain, and a…

Trivia buffs love a good cross-reference. Fight Club and the 2000 X-Men film share a sly visual thread, both rolling out under Fox’s banner (now 20th Century Studios) with similarly styled…

Ronald D. Moore’s move from Star Trek to Battlestar Galactica allowed him to push ideas Trek rarely let him explore. He wanted to tell a story where belief persists as a…

Nearly a year after Andor's finale, Star Wars dives back into gritty, street‑level storytelling with a new animated series that foregrounds mood and psychology over big space battles. Maul: Shadow Lord…

D Is for Distance reimagined: memory, road, and the politics of perception\nMarina Ashioti traces how Louis Petit’s epilepsy becomes a lens for a broader meditation on memory, care, and the fragility…

A federal judge in Manhattan has rejected Blake Lively’s sexual harassment claims against It Ends with Us director Justin Baldoni, while allowing her retaliation allegations to advance to a jury trial…

David Mackenzie's new London thriller Fuze aims for a punchy bank‑job caper, but it lands with a tepid thud rather than a bang. The film runs 96 minutes and arrives in…

In late January, two veteran comics creators huddled at long tables inside a Monterey Park hotel, signing issue after issue as a signing-and-grading crew organized the stacks for preservation. Over four…