The American Cinematheque’s Annual Celebration of Proof-Of-Concept Storytelling Returns Nov. 7–9 The American Cinematheque’s annual PROOF Film Festival will return... The post Sundance Winner Atropia to Premiere at 2025 PROOF Film Festival in Culver City appeared first on WestsideToday.| WestsideToday
Kodak appears to be taking back control over the distribution of its film.| 404 Media
The Disney+ and Hulu November 2025 list of new arrivals includes the streaming premieres of The Fantastic Four: First Steps and Freakier Friday! The post New Arrivals for Disney+ and Hulu November 2025 appeared first on DiscussingFilm.| DiscussingFilm
The HBO Max November 2025 list of new arrivals is keeping the energy high for the Fall television season. First up is the premiere of the new HBO original series I Love LA on November 2. Created and executive produced by Rachel Sennott (Bottoms, Shiva Baby), I Love LA follows an ambitious friend group as [...] The post New Arrivals for HBO Max November 2025 appeared first on DiscussingFilm.| DiscussingFilm
After the success of Rian Johnson’s original murder-mystery film Knives Out in 2019, Netflix swooped in with a whopping $450 million deal, promising the world two more installments. Next came Glass Onion in 2022, where renowned private detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) sniffed out a murderous billionaire on a beachy island, a far cry from the first movie’s Agatha Christie-esque [...] The post ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ Review – Rian Johnson and Josh O’Connor Take Us to Church app...| DiscussingFilm
Legendary filmmaker Quentin Tarantino personally introduces the definitive examination of his entire oeuvre with the Quentin Tarantino Library, written by Jay Glennie. Never before has a major filmmaker allowed ten 500+ page coffee table books to be written for each of his films. In the first book of this series, The Making of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, [...] The post Exclusive Excerpt From ‘The Making of Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ Book appeared first on ...| DiscussingFilm
Shelby Oaks (2025) marks a pivotal point for online film criticism, though not for the reason one might think. In this extremely rare instance, the critic is behind the camera. Writer-director Chris Stuckmann is well known to a whole generation of online moviegoers as one of the most prominent film critics on YouTube. I would [...] The post ‘Shelby Oaks’ Review – A Wickedly Strong Debut From Chris Stuckmann appeared first on DiscussingFilm.| DiscussingFilm
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc (2025) arrives at the perfect time. Anime has never been more popular on the big screen. The global release of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle alone grossed roughly $659 million, making it both the highest-grossing Japanese film ever made and the highest-grossing international film of [...] The post ‘Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc’ Review – A Truly Cinematic Anime Event that Can’t Be Missed appeared first on Di...| DiscussingFilm
Last month, Rebecca Miller gave her old friend Jodie Foster a call to talk about her new docuseries, "Mr. Scorsese," an encyclopedic portrait of one of America's greatest filmmakers. The post Rebecca Miller Tells Jodie Foster How She Got Inside Martin Scorsese’s Head appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
In this month's installment of Seek Help, the "One Battle After Another" star fields a batch of questions from Interview readers about Scorpios, natural hair, and finding a good pen name.| Interview Magazine
Suffering makes me insufferable| indi.ca
The Stars of Romero’s Glitter-Soaked Zombie Comedy Discuss Love, Laughter, and Surviving the Apocalypse When love, chaos, and the undead collide, you get Queens of the Dead, a zombie horror-comedy that blends heart, humor, and glitter-fueled […]| SM Mirror
Telling the story of Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 album Nebraska, Springsteen—Deliver Me From Nowhere, is more than a simple biopic. It shows his dedication to storytelling. He finds inspiration in films, poetry and family. Interspersed with childhood flashbacks, we see Springsteen (Jeremy Allen White) researching, observing and perfecting the narratives with which he wants to express...| Socialist Worker
Two years after his failed Oscar-bait “Maestro,” Bradley Cooper returns with his third directorial feature “Is This Thing On?”, a low-key, personal dramedy featuring Will Arnett in a raw, dramatic role. Although Arnett is the star, “Is This Thing On?” is Cooper’s film. It is also starkly different from Cooper’s previous movies. In a directorial... The post ‘Is This Thing On?’ is an On-Point Close to the New York Film Festival appeared first on The Observer.| The Observer
Ein Kobold mit frechen Sprüchen, der liebenswert und vergnügt ist? Den gibt es gerade im Kino zu sehen. Brauchen wir alle gerade etwas Pumuckl im Leben?| Kultur | RP ONLINE
Found footage movies are tough to pull off. For every classic like The Blair Witch Project or Rec, there are 100 movies like Slender and Megan Is Missing that are, at best, forgettable, and at worst, an affront to the very concept of cinema. My personal favorite, though, is Lake Mungo, a slow burn mokumentary […]| The Verge
'Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore' is a PBS American Masters documentary directed by fellow Deaf actor Shoshannah Stern The post Q&A | Shoshannah Stern, Director of New Marlee Matlin Doc, on Growing Up Jewish and Deaf appeared first on Moment Magazine.| Moment Magazine
Despre forța unui protest istoric, cu Pamela Hogan, producătoare și regizoare americană care a documentat în Ziua în care Islanda a stat pe loc un moment decisiv pentru drepturile femeilor din Europa.| Scena9
Résumé :« Vietnam. 1968. Une unité de reconnaissance connue sous le nom de Vulture Squad est envoyée dans une vallée isolée de la jungle pour découvrir le sort d’un peloton de Bérets verts disparu. Ils découvrent rapidement qu’ils ne sont pas seuls que la vallée est hantée par de redoutables prédateurs. » Fiche technique : Réalisateur : Luke … Lire la suite Primitive War – Luke Sparke→| Constellations
Résumé :« Lorsqu’un missile balistique intercontinental de provenance inconnue est lancé en direction des États-Unis, une course s’engage pour déterminer qui est responsable et comment réagir. » Fiche technique : Réalisateur : Kathryn BigelowScénariste : Noah OppenheimActeurs principaux : Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, Gabriel Basso, Jared Harris, Tracy LettsNetwork: Netflix Présentation J’aime beaucoup le cinéma de Kathryn Bigelow dont j’ai découvert le … Lire ...| Constellations
Lucy Barstow reviews Harris Dickinson’s ‘Urchin’ in an insightful way, compelling readers to go watch... The post Urchin: Harris Dickinson’s unflinching directorial debut appeared first on The Gryphon.| The Gryphon
Scarlett Sheehan writes a character analysis on Mr Fox, analysing whether he is truly ‘fantastic’.... The post Is Mr Fox actually ‘Fantastic’ or instead a selfish husband and a bad father? appeared first on The Gryphon.| The Gryphon
In ”The Night of the Hunter,” the world is frightening and it’s often the most innocent who suffer. But grace persists. The post ‘The Night of the Hunter’: a horror movie without special effects appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
“The Conjuring: Last Rites,” like others films in the series, capitalizes on Catholic imagery without Catholic endorsement. The post The complicated relationship between Catholics and ‘The Conjuring’ horror franchise appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Disability advocate and model Shaholly Ayers got her first feature-film acting credit in Atropia, the Grand Jury Prize winner at Sundance. Last week the movie found a distributor and will make its way into theaters before year’s end. The post Amputee Actress Shaholly Ayers Makes Big-Screen Debut appeared first on Amplitude.| Amplitude
A Netflix film was being shot on campus from October 3–20, and some students shared their views on the filming.| Chicago Maroon
A group of activists—and grieving mothers—fights to understand the truth about where their water supply went, and how it may have become deadly.| The Indypendent
In One Battle After Another, the rebels savor the thrill of fighting back against an oppressive system but pay a brutal price for doing so.| The Indypendent
Located just down from Lewes High Street and right next to the train station, the Lewes Depot is not only a fantastic cinema but a great spot for socialising.| The Badger | University of Sussex Students' Newspaper
The book-to-film adaptation of Stephen King’s The Long Walk has been a long time coming, but with its high-stakes nature and heart-breaking character work, it’s a perfect fit for the big screen. Its debut has coincided with the release of another Stephen King book adaptation, The Life of Chuck, marking a good year for King […] The post A Return to Dystopia: The Long Walk first appeared on The Badger.| The Badger
This years edition of the London Film Festival came to an end on Sunday evening. 2025 saw an unprecedented number of Filmmakers from the African continent showcasing their work at LFF. Feature films from Nigeria, South Africa, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya and Ghana were shown, accompanied by a dazzling array of filmmaking giants from the continent and the diaspora (including Bradley Branton, Ayo Edibiri and Indya Moore).| Afropean: your guide to the Afro European diaspora and beyond
For our Fall 2025 issue, the actors talk famous siblings, family secrets, and refusing to stick to the script. The post Lux Pascal and Naomi Watts Are Tired of Keeping Secrets appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
With both of their memoirs set to release on the same day, the filmmakers got together to reminisce on their lives in show business. The lesson? "Seek out your heroes," says Crowe.| Interview Magazine
Around eight years ago, I made my first “fake trailer”. Partly in response to Ben Wheatley’s (and Amy Jump’s) adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s High-Rise, which I felt somewhat missed the ma…| Celluloid Wicker Man
A short film… The post Lawn appeared first on darren allen.| darren allen
Alexander Mooney speaks with Kalil Haddad about the radical queer form and convictions of his 4 film cycle, He Never Dies. The post Pleasure Principles: Kalil Haddad on “He Never Dies” appeared first on Ultra Dogme.| Ultra Dogme
A new dossier of texts about the avant-garde blues of Loren Connors. The post Dossier: Loren Connors appeared first on Ultra Dogme.| Ultra Dogme
Ruairí McCann and Maximilien Luc Proctor speak with Vincent Guilbert about Gestures, his intimate, tactile and allusive portrait of Loren Connors. The post “The Act of Creation is Driven by Memory”—An Interview with Filmmaker Vincent Guilbert appeared first on Ultra Dogme.| Ultra Dogme
While Exhuma is marketed as a straightforward horror film, its true genius lies in its structure as a piece of supernatural “competency porn.” This is a film about experts doing their job with breathtaking skill, only the job happens to be calming the dead and confronting ancient curses. The narrative begins with a wealthy Korean-American … Continue reading "The Dark History Buried in Exhuma"| Optimistic Indie Roleplaying
Hong Kong cinema in the 1980s was a creative cauldron, bubbling with relentless commercially driven energy and an “anything goes” mentality.. Unlike Hollywood’s often more rigid g…| Optimistic Indie Roleplaying
Some of you might not have Halloween plans because you’re a loser. However, if you’re like me and dress up in a costume and walk around with eight year olds, you’re a cool kid and you don’t need to read this article. If you are a loser, I can give you some plans; here...| The Wingspan
In a world obsessed with scale, glamour and star-studded buzz, these underrated gems remind us why cinema matters in the first place: to move us, provoke us, and help us see differently. He| The Reading Palette
LFF, rebooted remit, forearm of infinity and mortality. The post Autumnotes: October 2025 first appeared on Neil Williams.| Neil Williams
Richard Linklater’s meticulous re-creation of Godard’s seminal film, ‘Breathless’ The post Making the Wave New Again appeared first on Book and Film Globe.| Book and Film Globe
Colin Hanks’ documentary captures the warmth, humor, and heartbreak of a larger-than-life Canadian The post ‘I Like Me’ Reminds Us Why John Candy Still Matters appeared first on Book and Film Globe.| Book and Film Globe
Even when the drama falters, the nuclear dread feels devastatingly real The post Kathryn Bigelow’s ‘A House of Dynamite’ Explodes with Real-World Terror appeared first on Book and Film Globe.| Book and Film Globe
Scott Cooper’s biopic about the making of Nebraska worships The Boss with tender intensity The post Deliver Bruce Springsteen To Nebraska appeared first on Book and Film Globe.| Book and Film Globe
Low-budget, high-chaos, and proudly queer, an Australian animated comedy with glitter The post ‘Lesbian Space Princess’ Revives the Weird, Wild Spirit of Old-School Adult Animation appeared first on Book and Film Globe.| Book and Film Globe
Why must horror sequels so often descend into cliché and be derivative of other franchises? Black Phone 2 may make oodles of money, but it largely omits| Book and Film Globe
2022 action, dir. Joseph Kosinski, Tom Cruise, Tom Cruise's Ego; IMDb / allmovie. He's back and he has learned nothing.| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
1991 action comedy, dir. Jim Abrahams, Charlie Sheen, Cary Elwes; IMDb / allmovie. "Do good men like Dead Meat Thompson just blink out one day like a bad bulb? I mean, one minute you're in bed with a knockout gal… or guy, and the next, you're a compost heap. Doesn't that bother any of you? Because it scares the living piss outta me!"| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
1986 action, dir. Tony Scott, Tom Cruise, Kelly McGillis; IMDb / allmovie. "I don't like you because you're dangerous." And then they don't kiss.| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
Marshall Granger’s "Your Opinion, Please" channels our collective humanity alongside David Lynch’s "The Straight Story" at the Montana Film Festival.| The Pulp
Tales from 10 short films offer funny, frustrating truths about being female.| The Pulp
Spike Lee’s cinematic journey came full circle as the iconic filmmaker received the festival’s Lifetime Achievement Award — and skipped a Knicks game to do it.| The TRiiBE
01. Allow me another proud-mum-moment. My daughter won the art prize for her folio (her pieces were all textiles). 02. Approximately 1000 words away from finishing uni for the year. 03. British Film Festival (on my list: Hamnet, The Thing with Feathers, The Choral, & Sons, Four Mothers, Re-creation, The Golden Spurtle, and Dragonfly). 04. … Continue reading →| booksaremyfavouriteandbest
01. Yay! MTC’s 2026 season launch. I was thrilled to hear Joanna Murray-Smith speak about her new play, an adaption of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya. And cannot wait for the stage production of Forster’s A Room With a View. 02. And on the topic of theatre – saw MTC’s incredible adaption of Rebecca this week. It … Continue reading →| booksaremyfavouriteandbest
Also in this episode of the Detroit Evening Report: solar neighborhoods break ground, and a film screening to support a student ski program. The post Detroit Evening Report: US Temporary Protected Status may soon expire for Syrians appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.| WDET 101.9 FM
We’ve just released a new concept film for Xanadoo — a next-generation museum founded by Gaynor Coley and Susan Hill (of Eden Project fame). Shot at The Forge, Bristol, the film introduces a visitor destination that blends science, art and play to help people imagine — and build — the future. What we made An […]| Here Now Films
We’re stoked to share some big news: Here Now Films has been selected by Creo to produce the full content package for the Sony World Photography Awards 2026. This is a dream brief for our team, crafting cinematic stories and motion across one of the world’s most influential photography platforms, celebrating the best contemporary image-making […]| Here Now Films
Content warning: This article contains discussions of sexual assault. Roman Polanski is an Academy Award-winning director who drugged and raped a thirteen-year-old girl named Samantha Geimer in 1977. Though his case with Geimer is the most infamous, Polanski has been accused of sexual assault on several accounts after fleeing from the United States to Europe... This story Roman Polanski’s recent film just screened across NYC — here’s why it matters appeared first on Washington Square News.| Washington Square News
“I tried to picture clusters of information as they moved through the computer … What did they look like?” muses Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) at the beginning of “Tron: Legacy.” Outside of dazzling visuals and top-notch soundtracks, the Tron films have continually imagined this idea of a digital frontier while simultaneously casting light on the... This story ‘Tron: Ares’ can’t follow through on its core directive appeared first on Washington Square News.| Washington Square News
As October comes to an end, the seasonal rewatches of our favorite Halloween movies draw nearer. Friend groups around the world gather every year to watch classic slashers like 1978’s “Halloween,” iconic comedies like “Hocus Pocus” and — perhaps controversially — “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” At this point, classic Halloween movies are not difficult to... This story Elevate your Halloween movie night with 5 unconventional picks appeared first on Washington Square News.| Washington Square News
The 69th BFI London Film Festival concluded this weekend with record-breaking momentum, attracting global talent and a new wave of film enthusiasts. The post Content creators drive new audiences to the London Film Festival appeared first on Artefact.| Artefact
It’s never easy to admit when you’re wrong – especially when it means standing up to your own people. In the opening scenes of “Truth & Treason,” we see a young Helmuth Hübener craft his “patriotic statement.” It’s 1941, in Hamburg, Germany, and Hübener’s statement is the 16-year-old’s final task to obtain an internship at| Intellectual Takeout
A friend texts me a video of pianist Julian Cohen. A kid asks him to play a certain song, then startles everyone in the restaurant with his gorgeous voice. A sucker for any spontaneous musical performance or revelation of young talent, I ignore all the other directions my fingertips should be flying on […] The post Are Flash Mobs Over or Just Ruined? appeared first on Common Reader.| Common Reader
You have probably walked into the Saint Louis Art Museum’s grand Sculpture Hall before. But you have never walked in and seen it like this. Five new works by Anselm Kiefer, each the height of a three-story building, surround you. They glow dark, gold leaf vibrating against rich blacks and a shimmering sea […] The post Anselm Kiefer: Becoming the Sea appeared first on Common Reader.| Common Reader
The new documentary John Candy: I Like Me has an odd non-texture. It is not that it is slow or insignificant; it moves through events that one might expect to find in the biography of a movie star. But there is a haze, a blankness, in the documentary that seems to stem, purposely […] The post John Candy, Lost Son appeared first on Common Reader.| Common Reader
At the beginning of A House of Dynamite, Kathryn Bigelow’s new film, now in theaters and on Netflix, an intercontinental ballistic missile shows up on the radar screens of a tracking station in Alaska. Is it a test? A malfunction? If, as it soon becomes clear, it’s real, who launched it? These questions are picked […]| Eiger, Mönch & Jungfrau
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At the University of Oxford, there’s hardly enough time to get the prescribed work done each week, let alone sit down and breathe. But without time to dedicate to anything other than an essay, where does that leave us film-lovers? To ensure you don’t waste what little break you get at uni, here are my picks for the best features under 90 minutes. The post The best 90-minute movies for busy students appeared first on The Oxford Student.| The Oxford Student
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The new movie “Blue Moon,” named for one of Rodgers & Hart’s most enduring tunes, is set at the pivot between these two eras—from Jazz Age sass and Depression-era gloom to post-World War II patriotism and conformity. The post In ‘Blue Moon,’ Ethan Hawke surprises as a melancholy Broadway legend appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
In the standard rock star narrative, ambitious but otherwise unremarkable young men toil mightily in obscurity for success and eventually triumph to become rock gods. “Springsteen” flips that script. The post In new biopic ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere,’ a rock god becomes a man appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Whether you’re looking for a solo, couple or group option, these ideas will put you, we hope, in the running for “best costume” at your parish’s Halloween party. The post This year’s best Catholic Halloween costumes: White Sox Pope Leo, Conclave Seagull, Luce and more appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
“Mr. Scorsese,” the new five-episode “film portrait” on Apple TV+, examines the many contradictory facets of director Martin Scorsese’s artistic persona. The post ‘Mr. Scorsese’ on Apple TV+: portrait of a Catholic paradox appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Il Locarno Film Festival ha presentato una selezione di film africani legati a Open Doors, programma di formazione professionale e promozione che dal 2025 al 2028 si concentrerà su registi provenienti da 42 paesi africani. Tra i film più interessanti segnaliamo The Bride, primo lungometraggio della regista rwandese Myriam U. Birara che Nigrizia ha intervistato […] Per accedere al post devi acquistare Abbonamento Sostenitore / Membership Annuale, Abbonamento Nigrizia Digitale Annuale, Abbo...| Nigrizia
They don’t make comedies like they used to. A cliché? Maybe. But it also just happens to be the plain truth. And they have never made comedies like Ernst Lubitsch did. His comedies make us laugh by not showing, … Read More → The post Read instead…in print #39: Lubitsch Can’t Wait first appeared on Classiq.| Classiq
October newsletter: River of Hills, Bread of Angels, and Desperate Literarure| Classiq
C'è chi canta Golden e chi mente, perché in pochi mesi K-Pop Demon Hunters ha conquistato le nostre tv e le nostre radio. Le avventure delle cacciatrici di demoni non sono soltanto la trama del solito film di animazione, ma sono un omaggio al pop coreano e una guida sentimentale per adolescenti. The post Tutto quello che devi sapere su K-Pop Demon Hunters appeared first on FocusJunior.it.| FocusJunior.it
Filmen om inspelningen av ”Nebraska” är mer än bara en biopic. Inlägget Bruce Springsteen levererar även på vita duken dök först upp på Dagens Arena.| Dagens Arena
V sekci Česká radost bude letos v Jihlavě soutěžit osmnáct dokumentů, které zkoumají, jak si zachovat citlivost a lidskost ve světě, jenž k tomu dává čím dál méně důvodů.| Deník Alarm
Kultovní americký animovaný seriál satirizuje realitu amerického trumpismu.| Deník Alarm
Kieron Moore spent his teen years in the ring, and is making an impressionable mark in Netflix hits and controversial movies. His decisions are paying off.| i-d.co
STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT: TALKING, WALKING, TALKING SOME MORE “A guy walks into a bar…” That action is the first line in a long line of jokes, and it is what happens early on in A Night Like This, but its serious look at sadness is no joke. It takes place at Christmastime, although the… The post Film Review: A NIGHT LIKE THIS (Directed by Liam Calvert) appeared first on Stage and Cinema.| Stage and Cinema
GAY LOVE, PRIVACY, MYSTERY, NUDITY, AND COWS Those who prefer fast-moving plots, in a confusion-free zone so that it’s always clear what’s going on in the story and in the characters’ heads won’t have only good things to say about Only Good Things, even if they feel drawn in by the film’s drawn-out story centering… The post Film Review: ONLY GOOD THINGS (directed by Daniel Nolasco) appeared first on Stage and Cinema.| Stage and Cinema
SOMETHING WITH SILLINESS, SERIOUSNESS, SASS, SCHEMING, AND SEX TALK In real life, being patient with impatient, impulsive teenagers who are also snarky, sneaky, disagreeable and disrespectful can age and enrage adults. However, fictional versions of such young folks and their follies and frenzies can be funny and/or dramatically involving. Many movies, novels, plays, and TV… The post Film Review: SHE’S THE HE (directed by Siobhan McCarthy) appeared first on Stage and Cinema.| Stage and Cinema
A new documentary from Prime Video and The King’s Foundation, titled Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision, will air in 2026.| The Crown Chronicles
Making a short film is a great way to get your foot in the door of the movie industry. Learn how to make an amazing short film with Access Creative!| Access Creative College
The student news site of Sacramento State University| The State Hornet
Stranger Things. Frankenstein. KPop. Narnia. AMC. Oh my...| Spyglass
'The Hunt for Ben Solo' starring Adam Driver with um, Steven Soderbergh directing and Disney said "no"?!| Spyglass
A simple solution to confuse more people...| Spyglass
Here’s a book I’d never have encountered, let alone read, if not for this project: Bread Givers by the Polish-American writer Anzia Yezierska (1880-1970). That’s despite the fact that it ticks a lot of my boxes. Stories of New York Jewish immigrant life are one of my great weaknesses. But I’d never heard of Yezierska, … … Continue reading →| Somewhere Boy
My previous experience of David Garnett extended to one book, but what a book! namely his 1922 novella Lady into Fox. Surely no other work of his could measure up, but we had The Sailor’s Return in the library and I was keen to try it. It’s June 1858, and William Targett has returned to … … Continue reading →| Somewhere Boy
Marathi film “Sabar Bonda” offers an intimate exploration of queer life in rural India by blending subtle storytelling with authentic depictions of family and belonging in the context of grief.| Global Voices
© Joel Coen, The Tragedy of Macbeth Sculpting in time The post Joel Coen: The Tragedy of Macbeth appeared first on The Culturium.| The Culturium
From the must-watch documentary Come See Me In The Good Light to Tommy Dorfman's directorial debut, there are a lot of upcoming releases to have on your radar The post SCREEN: Here’s what’s queer and coming out in November appeared first on .|
Elia Suleiman makes tender, funny films about Palestinian life. Why has his latest caused outrage? Steve Rose finds out| the Guardian
If you wish to become a cinephile worthy of the title, you must first pledge never to refuse to watch a film for any of the following reasons. First, that it is in a different language and subtitled; second, that it is too old; third, that it is too slow; fourth, that it is too […]| Open Culture
