The extravagant absurdity of this chiller from screenwriter Lorcan Reilly and director Alberto Corredor might conceivably get it an audience. There are some interesting touches,
Category: Films
Is “Poor Things” a feminist work of art or a derogatory male sexual fantasy? The woman is tied up and silenced for amusement.
‘A middle-aged straight man’s fantasy about nymphomania’ Samira Ahmed, presenter of Front Row on BBC Radio 4 and trustee of the Centre for Women’s Justice
“Samsara” is a thought-provoking and enigmatic production that encourages contemplation of mortality.
L This movie by Patiño is a delicate and unique creation that blends documentary-style realism with a captivating story about the Buddhist idea of “Samsara”
Will & Harper review – Will Ferrell’s charming trans road trip documentary
The crowd-pleasing gloss of the slickly made documentary Will & Harper, premiering to the kind of intense enthusiasm most market titles here would dream of
According to a report, Anne Hathaway left a photoshoot for Vanity Fair as a sign of solidarity with the union.
According to reports, actress Anne Hathaway left a photo session in New York on Tuesday for Vanity Fair as a gesture of support for employees
Oppenheimer is currently in the lead, however, they may not have complete control on the night of the Oscars.
S After the release of the Oscar nomination list, it’s more accurate to say #Oppenheimer rather than #Barbenheimer, the popular hashtag from last summer that
Review of the winner: A quick and sharp take on Reality Winner, reminiscent of “I, Tonya”.
Reality Winner has the perfect name for a digital-era martyr – memorable and freighted, seems fake but isn’t, deeply ironic. Late-night shows had a field
Review of “Rob Peace” – The Tragic True Story Portrayed by Chiwetel Ejiofor
H How can the life of Rob Peace be described? He was a highly intelligent African American child residing in New Jersey, raised by a
Could the US be prepared for a potentially worse January 6 by considering the unimaginable?
I Can the US government handle another January 6th? This is the thought-provoking question raised by a new documentary at the Sundance film festival, which
Norman Jewison is known for his extensive body of work as a master craftsman in Hollywood.
F For fifty amazing years, Norman Jewison was the driving force of Hollywood drama. He had the ability to elevate anything he worked on with