Netflix has unveiled a trailer for its upcoming documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere set to arrive on March 11th.

Makers of Oscar-nominated shorts "Jane Austen's Period Drama," "Two People Exchanging Saliva," "The Singers" and more spoke with TheWrap ...

Harlan Thrombey is the patriarch in the film Knives Out. He winds up dead at the beginning of the film, and he was named after the eponymous character from the book series Who Killed Harlowe Thrombey?

Although we're only halfway through the decade, a few precious 2020s movies like Poor Things and The Boy and the Heron are already aging beautifully.

Taking their name from the band’s trademark skeleton hoodies, the Skeleton Clique formed around the time Twenty One Pilots self-released their final indie record, “Regional at Best,” in 2011. During ...

Great movies don't just tell compelling stories; they also create moments that stick with viewers long after the credits roll. Part of creating those memorable moments for audiences is due to the ...

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London and New York-based sales company The Mise En Scène Company has acquired international rights to a pair of genre titles launching at the European Film Market: crime thriller “Forge” and ...

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PORTLAND, Maine — Movies about extreme sports just keep getting better. Much of the credit goes to lighter, more sophisticated equipment. Drones, lightweight cameras, and underwater cameras that ...

"What we do here and what we support is something that cannot be corralled by straight business." Time to wrap it up. I'm on my way home from the 2026 Sundance Film Festival after viewing a grand ...

Growing up in Panama in the 1970s, Roger Durling was obsessed with the Academy Awards. “I had charts. I would track down who was up that year, who deserved the Oscar, etc.,” recalls the Santa Barbara ...