The world of cinema continues to evolve, and with it comes renewed interest in classic works of literature, especially those that have left a significant mark on the horror genre. In this context, Ryū Murakami’s 1997 novel, *Audition*, is getting a fresh adaptation through the collaboration of prominent production companies. Focus Features, along with Hyde
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Kiran Deol, a name once primarily linked to the podcasting world, is stepping into the limelight with her latest role in the zombie comedy “Didn’t Die.” Making its world premiere at Sundance, this film showcases Deol as Vinta, a podcast host navigating a post-apocalyptic landscape while wrestling with her fears behind a facade of humor
In any tight-knit neighborhood across America, the dynamics of interpersonal relationships can become complex, often revealing latent tensions beneath the surface. “The Perfect Neighbor,” directed by Geeta Gandbhir, delves into such a scenario, where what appears to be a minor dispute escalates into a profound tragedy. The logline hints at a substantial narrative: a seemingly
In the ever-evolving tapestry of New York City’s vibrant artistic landscape, few figures have left such a profound yet understated mark as photographer Peter Hujar. The new film *Peter Hujar’s Day*, penned by Ira Sachs, navigates this lesser-known facet of the artist’s life, showcasing a dynamic conversation with his friend Linda Rosenkrantz. Set in the
Katarina Zhu’s feature film debut, “Bunnylovr,” is not just an artistic venture but a deeply personal narrative that delves into the complexities of contemporary life, particularly for young women navigating a world rife with privilege, objectification, and familial estrangement. At its core, the film tells the story of Becca, portrayed by Zhu herself, a Chinese
In the realm of contemporary cinema, British writer-director Bryn Chaney’s debut feature, ‘Rabbit Trap’, stands as a thought-provoking exploration of the unspoken shadows that linger within the human psyche. Set against the backdrop of 1973 Wales, the film expertly intertwines elements of Celtic folklore with an immersive audio landscape that brings to light the complexities
In an exciting announcement for both fans of journalism and documentary filmmaking, Netflix is set to premiere a documentary that celebrates the centennial of one of America’s most iconic publications, The New Yorker. Spearheaded by executive producer Judd Apatow and directed by Marshall Curry, this film promises to offer viewers a rare glimpse behind the
As the cinematic world preps for the unveiling of this year’s Oscar nominations, it’s impossible to overlook the electric presence of Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. Both stars are en route, crossing continents and defying gravity in ways that resonate beyond their acclaimed performances as Elphaba and Glinda in the upcoming film adaptation of *Wicked*.
As the Sundance Film Festival prepares to launch into its vibrant celebration of film, Park City becomes the epicenter for a compelling selection of nonfiction narratives. This year’s lineup promises to captivate audiences with an array of documentaries that examine pressing social issues and illuminate the intricacies of the human experience. Among the standout features
Magnolia Pictures has recently acquired the North American distribution rights to “One to One: John & Yoko,” a deeply personal documentary directed by the acclaimed Kevin Macdonald. Following its premiere at the Venice Film Festival and subsequent showing at Telluride, the film is now making waves at the Sundance Film Festival in its Spotlight section.