Latest Business News, Market Insights & Global Economy Updates
Editor’s Note: This review was originally published during the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. Neon will release “Sentimental Value” in select theaters November 7 with an expansion to follow. “It’s hard to love someone without mercy.” Sitting across the dinner table from his actress daughter after sweeping back into her life with a high-concept plan for…
A Tootsie Pop of a kids movie whose tough but tasty core is trapped inside layers of semi-flavorless sugar, Netflix Animation’s “In Your Dreams” — written and directed by Kuku Studios founder and former Pixar story artist Alex Woo — isn’t quite up to the admirable challenge that it sets for itself: to make an eye-popping…
The last time screenwriters Mona Fastvold and Brady Corbet collaborated, on the Corbet-directed “The Brutalist,” they created a bold American epic that garnered deserved critical praise and awards attention for its textured 70mm images (captured via VistaVision) and sweeping vision of 20th-century art, culture, and politics. For their new film “The Testament of Ann Lee,”…
The Golden Globes has announced that actress, producer, and three-time Golden Globe winner Dame Helen Mirren will receive the 2026 Cecil B. DeMille Award — and, as part of a new twist on how the honor will be given. Rather than during the Golden Globe Awards telecast, like in the past, both the Cecil B….
1497, the nonprofit dedicated to boosting South Asian film and TV storytellers, has wrapped its fifth annual Features Lab. The five-day Malibu retreat presented an impressive slate of mentors, including Ritesh Batra (“The Lunchbox,” “Our Souls at Night”), Nida Manzoor (“We Are Lady Parts,” “Polite Society”), Shuchi Talati (“Girls Will Be Girls”), Danny Alexander (Independent…
In “Bugonia,” after Teddy (Jesse Plemons) kidnaps Michelle (Emma Stone), a large percentage of the movie takes place inside the conspiracy-obsessed kidnapper’s house. Specifically, his basement, where he goes to extreme lengths to get what he wants from the powerful, cunning CEO he’s holding captive. While a guest on this week’s episode of the Filmmaker…
It’s been 40 years since the theatrical release of “A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge,” which now has a brand-new 4K version, along with the other films in the series (sans the maligned 2010 reboot). It’s a film that has been probed, dissected, and analyzed so many times, what possibly is there left…
For years, it’s been Netflix and Chill, but it’s increasingly becoming Netflix and Party. On Halloween on Friday, Netflix is again releasing a Sing-a-Long version of its mega-hit “KPop Demon Hunters” into theaters, encouraging costumes and trying to get even more fans out of the house by expanding to more territories and theaters. It’s a…
Worried about suffering withdrawal symptoms from “Slow Horses”? Well, in a shrewd bit of scheduling, just as its fifth series concludes, Apple TV is premiering yet another Mick Herron adaptation centered around the bumbling inner workings of British government, starring an Oscar-winning national treasure to boot. Commanding center stage in “Down Cemetery Road,” however, is…
‘Drivers Have Right of Way in L.A.’ Alternating between a savage satire of influencer culture and a soft-hearted friendship sitcom, the “Bottoms” and “Shiva Baby” star’s first TV series follows an aspiring PR manager who has to balance her real relationships against succeeding in a soulless industry. Source link
