Americans Are Obsessed With Watching Short Video Dramas From China
In the fictional world of a vertical drama, a romantic breakup can be your entire life. "There's nothing else for you to move on from. There's no future for you anymore. Everything's ruined," Mattox explains.
What Does That Nature Say to You review funny and complex Korean dad-boyfriend standoff
Hong Sang-soo's latest film presents intimate, unhurried conversations among middle-class characters with themes of drinking and personal introspection.
This legendary London cinema is starring in a new cult movie
Prince Charles Cinema stars in 'The Regulars', a workplace comedy about cinema employees' daily struggles, reflecting the love for film and cinema culture.
Wisconsin Just Passed New Tax Credits for Film and TV with Bipartisan Support - Read That Again
"A lot of these states are getting these credit programs. Some people call it a race to the bottom, and I get that. But I'm from here and I'm telling you we have a chance to make really something cool."
Cannes 2025: Un Poeta, Teste or Croce? | Festivals & Awards | Roger Ebert
'Un Certain Regard' at Cannes showcases diverse films including debut directors, focusing on unique perspectives like Simón Mesa Soto's 'Un Poeta'.
Cannes 2025: Un Poeta, Teste or Croce? | Festivals & Awards | Roger Ebert
'Un Certain Regard' at Cannes showcases diverse films including debut directors, focusing on unique perspectives like Simón Mesa Soto's 'Un Poeta'.
Hollywood's upcoming summer lineup showcases a mixture of sequels and original works, emphasizing the ease of franchising when the content feels fresh, amidst a sea of remakes.
Patricia Clarkson's biggest career regret? Losing out on a role in 'Big.'
Patricia Clarkson's career transitioned from blockbuster roles to an acclaimed presence in indie films, culminating in her portrayal of Lilly Ledbetter.
For 'Bonjour Tristesse' Star Lily McInerny, the Dreams (Like Working with Chloe Sevigny) Just Keep Coming True
Lily McInerny reveals her reserved childhood led her to storytelling through acting, which evolved from a love of fantasy and influences from her family.
Chosen Family review fluid directing by Heather Graham ballasts enjoyable romcom
Graham's sophomore directing effort cleverly critiques toxic family dynamics while highlighting the importance of supportive friendships through a nuanced comedic lens.
Santa Cruz native scores Oscars Best Picture nod for The Brutalist'
Nick Gordon transitioned from a childhood film enthusiast to a prominent producer with his film 'The Brutalist' gaining critical acclaim and Oscar nominations.
Inside 'Napoleon Dynamite Live': How the Sundance Cult Classic Became a Never-Ending Road Trip
'Napoleon Dynamite' is a unique narrative blending time travel, nostalgic elements, and small-town challenges, evolving into a significant indie film success story.
What to watch: 'Companion' serves up laughs and scares galore
In 'Companion,' Drew Hancock presents a horror comedy that smartly critiques modern relationships and technology, keeping audiences entertained despite their disastrous situation.
A Guide to Sean Baker, America's Master of the Slice-Of-Life Drama
Sean Baker’s success at Cannes and other accolades underscores a career built over two decades, showcasing a dedication to telling stories of marginalized individuals.
Close to You review Elliot Page struggles to bring transgender drama to life
The film 'Close to You' features Sam, a transgender man, returning home to face a family that struggles to understand his transition, leaving him feeling isolated despite their love.
Revisit Midnight Masterpiece 'Holy Motors': 2012 French Arthouse Ponders Cinema and the Self
"The 'Titane' Phenomenon' highlights how today's arthouse films often need a shocking gimmick to capture the audience’s attention in a crowded media landscape."},{