Cinema

In the early 1990s, a wave of independent and international cinema opened new doors for emerging talent. Danny Boyle’s Shallow Grave stands out as a lean, moody mystery that helped redefine…

David Jenkins’s Our Land surveys the debate over access to England’s countryside, directed by Orban Wallace. The 91‑minute documentary arrived in early May 2026, spotlighting who should be allowed onto privately…

VistaVision is enjoying a renewed spotlight in modern cinema, thanks to a filmmaker who has learned to ride its grain and clarity. Linus Sandgren, the Oscar-winning cinematographer behind Wuthering Heights, describes…

Black Bear, Artists Equity and Big Picture Co. are backing Julia Cox’s new feature, A Woman in the Sun, with Renée Zellweger joining Sissy Spacek and Mia Threapleton in the lead…

Warp nacelles sit at the ends of a starship, acting as the propulsion heart of Starfleet vessels. They aren’t rocket engines; instead, they power the ship by shaping space around it,…

Mary Harron’s American Psycho has endured as a touchstone in horror and satire, even as opinions about it persist. The film’s sharp portrait of Patrick Bateman, a Wall Street creature consumed…

As Lebanon endures renewed bombardment, Jocelyne Saab's Beirut trilogy takes on fresh urgency and sorrow. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Saab fused documentary craft with intimate storytelling to trace…

Melissa Leo is headed to Cannes with Sean Byrne's next thriller, The Mannequin, a project from Studiocanal's Sixth Dimension label. Byrne will write and direct the violent high‑stakes story, described as…

Andy Weir on The Orville as Trek substitute Andy Weir, the author of The Martian and Project Hail Mary, has long celebrated Seth MacFarlane's The Orville as a living echo of…

Television often rewards momentum, but some dramas land their confidence with the very first seconds. A handful arrive with openings that signal the quality and ambition to come. Here’s a fresh…