The directorial duo known as The Archers gave the world resplendent visions of fantasy like Black Narcissus and The Red Shoes.
Olivia Wilde returns to the director’s chair for the upcoming psycho-thriller puncturing the idyll of ’50s suburbia.
Leila Latif slinks into the presenting hot seat of LWLies’ weekly film review podcast.
Christopher Abbott also stars in the dark comedy about a pair of friends in a suicide pact.
The upcoming BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths will get a global theatrical run before it goes online.
Amandla Stenberg, Lee Pace, Maria Bakalova, Pete Davidson, and Rachel Sennott star in the Gen-Z-fluent horror film.
The new service will be free to all, showing choice cuts from Fellini, Huston, and many others.
To celebrate the release of Happening, Picturehouse spotlight 10 creative responses from female artists, writers and creators.
The new film from the studio behind Song of the Sea and Wolfwalkers will be released by Netflix.
While Hollywood strip-mines its own IP half to death, Toho Pictures is showing the world how franchising is done.
She’s only been cast as the lover of Love Lies Bleeding’s musclebound protagonist... but still.
The Royal Hotel reunites Green with star Julia Garner, who finds herself on the receiving end of toxic masculinity once again.
The ruling came in favor of Azadeh Masihzadeh, a former student of Farhadi’s, and her documentary All Winners All Losers.
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood; one, to a black-and-white Macbeth adaptation, the other, to sexploitation homage.
The American writer/director appears poised to offer a bold new take on the silent horror classic.
The upcoming Netflix film takes place in the brutal, heavily stratified society of 2044.
Fighter jets, egos, legacies – they’re all up in the air in the next-gen sequel to the military action classic.
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