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Fantasia 2026 First Wave Unveiled: Noomi Rapace Leads AI Noir and Bold Genre Picks

Jimpa Opens Kashish Pride in Mumbai, Starring Colman and Lithgow

Remake Rumors for Resident Evil Code: Veronica Divide Fans Ahead of Summer Game Fest

Devil Wears Prada 2 review – a couture sequel that lands

BJ Novak Embraces the Let Them Mindset in The Devil Wears Prada 2

Colin Hanks Reflects on John Candy: I Like Me Ahead of TIFF’s Opening Night

Nolan’s The Odyssey Trailer Divides Viewers Over Its Modern Dialect

Daredevil: Born Again’s Season 2 Finale Elevates Marvel TV to New Heights

Gerry Conway’s Batman: The Animated Series Episodes Ranked Among the Show’s Finest

Evil Dead Burn Trailer Delivers Brutal Shocks for Hardcore Horror Fans

Taraji P. Henson Questions Bezos-Backed Met Gala Attendance

Picture Tree Intl. Boards Bora Dagtekin’s The Perfect Holiday for Cannes Market

House of the Dragon Season 3 Opens with a Major Battle, Breaking GoT’s Ending Tradition

Devil Wears Prada 2 Proves Legacy-Sequel Trend Is Still Thriving at the Box Office

The Devil Wears Prada 2: A sharper, more tempered legacy sequel

Mastering Saros: One Trick to Melt Every Boss

Malcolm in the Middle: Complete Classic Run Plus 2026 Revival on Hulu

Blue Film Review: A tense, uncompromising duet on memory, desire, and abuse

Maul — Shadow Lord finale finally answers a Rebels-era moment, hints at a Crimson Dawn future

Netflix’s Lord of the Flies: a moody, restrained four-hour adaptation

Dinosaurs Lift the Wild West: The Valley of Gwangi, Streaming Free

A Modern Twilight Zone: Adam Scott Heads a Bold New Sci‑Fi Satire

Shoto Todoroki’s Finale Makeover Divides Fans

Chace Crawford’s Oil-Boom Soap Blood & Oil Remains a Forgotten TV Oddity

Alan Hale Jr.’s post‑Gilligan gig: the giant-spider sci‑fi cult classic

Roger Ebert’s Final Review: Malick’s To the Wonder as a Quiet, Moving Farewell

Indonesian Directors Lead Four Shorts at Cannes Critics’ Week Next Step Studio

Adam Scott Tried to Return to Hellraiser After Bloodline, Despite His Character’s Death

Prada 2 Starts Summer Box Office With $77M Domestic and $234M Worldwide

Red Dead Online: Grab Free Fishing Rod and Bonus Rewards Before May 4 Deadline

Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness Returns as a Spring Collectible Statue

Mother Mary review – hauntings and humanity in a stripped-down drama

What Happened Was (1994) Revisited: A Quietly Unsettling Take on Dating

Sonic Adventure 2 Redux Reimagines a Dreamcast Classic for PC with Unreal Engine 5

Steam Lets Players Try Three Top Titles for Free Over 24 Hours

Beirut’s Echo: Reframing Jocelyne Saab’s Beirut Trilogy

Studios and SAG-AFTRA Reach New Pact After Talks

Andy Serkis Eyes Voldemort in HBO’s Harry Potter TV Series

Catane Opens SEEfest With a Whimsical Romanian Fairytale

Evangeline Lilly slams Disney after Marvel visual-development layoffs

Maul: Shadow Lord Returns for Season 2, Sam Witwer Teases a Quick Comeback

Hacks Season 5: Behind the Clown Suits and the Amazing Race-Style Gag

Diego Luna Joins Disney’s Tangled Live-Action Adapt, Working With Kathryn Hahn

Altman’s Come Back to the 5 and Dime Returns in a Deluxe 4K Edition

Avi Nesher to Direct Wartime Memoir Sons and Soldiers for Jagman

Zaslav’s 2025 Windfall for Warner Bros. Discovery Climbs to $165 Million, Driven by Stock Options

Conner O’Malley: The American Dream Refracted by the Viral Machine

Audrey Beth Davis, Veteran Publicist Behind TV Classics, Dies at 82

For All Mankind Season 5 Reimagines a Martian Revolt and a Meme Moment

Swapped Review: Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple Lead a Colorful, Kid‑Bright Body‑Swap Comedy

Sister Sage’s Hidden Agenda in The Boys Season 5

Oscar Vanishes on Trip Home for Mr. Nobody Against Putin, Talankin Says

Ten Underrated Detective Series That Deserve a Rewatch

Deadline’s Reality TV Summit 2026 Expands Its Lineup With More A-List Guests

Emmy Categories Can Make or Break TV Genres

Daily Wordle Unseen Words: A Look at Unused Five-Letter Answers

Beirut’s Echoes: Reassessing Jocelyne Saab’s Beirut Trilogy

Classic PS1 JRPG Heads to Modern Consoles With a Remake

Andy Serkis Reframes Animal Farm Ending for a Modern Generation

Firecracker’s Endgame: The Boys Season 5 Delivers a Harsh Lesson on Loyalty

Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: A Stylish Sequel That Plays It Safe

Colman Domingo Plays Batman in a Little‑Seen DC Audio Drama

Maul’s New Star Wars Chapter Drops a Two-Decade Easter Egg

Mother Mary review: a hypnotic, intimate study of fame and absence

Masterpiece and Channel 5 Plan Six‑Part Reboot of Monarch of the Glen

Five Classic 1980s Sci‑Fi TV Shows That Still Hold Up

Asif Kapadia’s 2073 Finds Fresh Streaming Momentum on HBO Max Two Years On

Emmys Pulse: How TV Genres Survive or Fade Based on Their Nominations

Hokum reimagined: a tired, familiar haunted-house tale

Leonora Carrington biopic glows on screen but leaves gaps

Rediscovering Z for Zachariah: Robbie, Pine, and Ejiofor Turn a Quiet Post‑Apocalyptic Tale into a Hidden Gem

Ross McElwee’s Sherman’s March Returns in 4K as Remake Debuts

Deep Water review: Eckhart anchors Harlin’s ocean-disaster thriller

Goro Miyazaki’s New Ghibli Short Could Define His Solo Voice

Bruce Springsteen to Receive Tribeca’s Belafonte Award as Bridget Jones’s Diary Turns 25

William Shatner Reflects on Chris Pine’s Kirk: A Generous Take from the Original Captain

CGI gumshoes with real heart: a sharper take on The Sheep Detectives

Mark Jenkin: Looking Back to Move Forward with Rose of Nevada

Yes Studios Adapts Israel’s Significant Other for a French Version

Rebel Wilson Defends Her Record as The Deb Defamation Case Unfolds

House of the Dragon Season 3 Teaser Reaffirms the Targaryens’ Ruthless Edge

Sony Develops Django/Zorro Crossover With L.A. Confidential Writer

Farewell Stunt Run: Jackass Delivers One Last Round of Mayhem in a New Trailer

Truth & Movies dives into Rose of Nevada, Mother Mary and Vox Lux

DGA Extends Russell Hollander’s Term as National Executive Director to 2029

First Ray Films unveils six-film Cannes slate as it enters its second decade

Jack Reynor weighs in on The Mummy ending and a busy slate

Dark Blue: Kurt Russell’s Peak Performance, Not The Madison

Nuestra Tierra Reframes Indigenous Murder as a Brutal Chronicle of Colonial Legacies

Dystopian Arena Drama: The School Duel Reframes Violence as Spectacle

Truth & Movies Explores Rose of Nevada, Mother Mary and Vox Lux (2018)

Mark Jenkin on Nostalgia as a Creative Engine for Rose of Nevada

Michael Biopic Opens Worldwide at $217 Million as Mario Clears $800 Million and Project Hail Mary Reaches $613 Million

Michael Leads China Box Office as Weekend Slump Persists

Decoded: What Each Enterprise-D Bridge Station Actually Does

Thrones Dragon Honors a Beloved 1980s Fantasy Classic

Noah Exits Peacock in Six Days, Ending Crowe’s Big‑Budget Biblical Epic Era

WGA Ratifies Four-Year Pact With Studios, Securing Gains Through 2030

Pete Ohs Turns Filmmaking into Play, Inviting Fans to Remix His Trailer

Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 Falls Short of a Playful, Kid‑Friendly Spin

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Daredevil: Born Again’s Season 2 Finale Elevates Marvel TV to New Heights

The Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 finale hits with a blend of kinetic action and sharp legal drama, affirming the show as a standout in Marvel's TV universe. It leans into…

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Bruce Springsteen to Receive Tribeca’s Belafonte Award as Bridget Jones’s Diary Turns 25

Tribeca Festival will honor Bruce Springsteen with the 2026 Harry Belafonte Voices for Social Justice Award in a New York event that also marks the festival's 25th anniversary this June. The…

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Pete Ohs Turns Filmmaking into Play, Inviting Fans to Remix His Trailer

Filmmaker Pete Ohs treats making movies as a playful, collaborative practice, and his latest project embodies that spirit. Set in Warsaw, Erupcja brings together Lena Góra, Will Madden, Jeremy O. Harris,…

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Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 Falls Short of a Playful, Kid‑Friendly Spin

Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 arrives with a bright, safety‑forward aesthetic that hints at a toybox‑friendly take on Hawkins. It reads more as a commercially timed animated extension than a creator‑driven…

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Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount exit looms as The Madison confirms his TV dominance and signals a move to NBCUniversal

Taylor Sheridan’s decade-long relationship with Paramount is approaching a turning point, as reports place the writer-director at the helm of a broader shift to NBCUniversal by 2029. In the meantime, his…

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For All Mankind: Season 5 Teases Bigger Missions Beyond Titan

For All Mankind’s fifth season expands the frontier, signaling that Titan could be a springboard rather than the final destination for humanity’s solar‑system odyssey. With Mars now a firmly established base,…

Amy Adams Turns Into a Dog in ‘Nightbitch’ Trailer

Amy Adams Turns Into a Dog in ‘Nightbitch’ Trailer

Marielle Heller's feature is set to premiere at TIFF ahead of its theatrical release later this year from Searchlight Pictures.Amy Adams finds herself in a hairy situation in the first trailer for Nightbitch. …

Daniel Craig’s Racy Turn in Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Queer’ Earns Raves at Venice Film Festival With 9-Minute Standing Ovation

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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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AN ELEPHANT IN THE LAGOON IS THE IMAGE OF THE OFFICIAL POSTER FOR THE BIENNALE CINEMA 2024

AN ELEPHANT IN THE LAGOON IS THE IMAGE OF THE OFFICIAL POSTER FOR THE BIENNALE CINEMA 2024

Lorenzo Mattotti is the creative designer of the image for the official poster and the author of the opening sequence. THE OFFICIAL POSTER Italian illustrator and artist Lorenzo Mattotti is, for the seventh…

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BIENNALE COLLEGE CINEMA: THE 12 PROJECTS OF THE NEW EDITION 2024-25

BIENNALE COLLEGE CINEMA: THE 12 PROJECTS OF THE NEW EDITION 2024-25

The projects are from Italy, Nigeria, USA, Canada, France, India, Vietnam, and Iran. New call for applications of the Biennale College Cinema – Immersive. Also announced the new call for applications…

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PETER WEIR GOLDEN LION FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT OF THE BIENNALE CINEMA 2024

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PETER WEIR GOLDEN LION FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT OF THE BIENNALE CINEMA 2024

The award ceremony will take place on Monday 2 September at 1:45 pm in the Palazzo del Cinema, followed by the screening of Master and Commander. PETER WEIRGOLDEN LION FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT…

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Mrs. America Reframes the ERA Battle Through Gloria Steinem’s Composed Leadership

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Blake Lively Wins the “Attorneys’ Eyes Only” Battle in Legal War With Justin Baldoni

ScreenLine Reporter March 17, 2025

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PETER WEIR GOLDEN LION FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT OF THE BIENNALE CINEMA 2024

ScreenLine Reporter September 3, 2024