Movies

The film industry often reflects societal issues through storytelling, and “Sing Sing” does just that with profound impact. Starring Colman Domingo, this compelling narrative, directed by Greg Kwedar, sheds light on the true story of John “Divine G” Whitfield, an innocent man serving time in prison. What makes this film noteworthy is not just its

One of the most exciting attributes of film festivals around the globe is their ability to act as crossroads for creative minds, uniting talent from diverse backgrounds. This was evident at the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah, where judge Daniel Dae Kim shared his experience about engaging with extraordinary filmmakers from the region. His

In a strikingly personal documentary, “I Am: Celine Dion,” the renowned French-Canadian singer opens up her life to filmmakers Irene Taylor and Nick Midwig, shedding light on her battle with a debilitating condition known as stiff person syndrome (SPS). Diagnosed in 2022, Dion’s health struggles have taken a significant toll on her life, leading her

John Waters, the unabashed provocateur and celebrated cult filmmaker, has made headlines once again with his unapologetic stance on the recently released and critically maligned sequel, *Joker: Folie à Deux*. Known for his avant-garde taste and audacious commentary, Waters’ take on the film, despite its lukewarm critical reception, speaks volumes about his willingness to challenge

After an impressive seventeen-year tenure, Louie Provost, the Executive Vice President of Motion Picture Production at Disney, is poised to leave his position at the end of the year. His departure marks the conclusion of an era, reflecting the significant changes occurring within the company. Joining Disney in 2007, Provost started his career as an

The world is vast, filled with breathtaking landscapes and diverse cultures, and for Édith Lemay and Sébastien Pelletier from Montreal, it has become a playground for their family of six. With a collection of stamps adorning their passports from places as varied as Namibia and Japan, their journey transcends mere travel; it embodies a heartfelt

The landscape of media consumption is rapidly shifting, and HBO’s distribution strategy in key European markets such as the UK, Germany, and Italy is at a pivotal juncture. With Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) planning to roll out its streaming service, Max, globally, a vacuum has formed regarding its traditional partnership with Sky, which has long

Reflecting on her career at the Torino Film Festival, Sharon Stone revisited her experiences while working on the 1995 revisionist Western film *The Quick and the Dead*. This film, which famously stars Stone as a woman seeking vengeance in a lawless town, stands as a significant point of discussion for the actress—not merely for its

In a moving tribute on social media, Rachel Zegler, the talented young actress renowned for her breakout role in Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of *West Side Story*, shared her profound memories of the late Adam Somner, a distinguished first assistant director whose recent passing has left a significant mark on the film industry. The emotional post

Samuel L. Jackson recently attempted to dismantle a commonly held belief surrounding the Academy Awards: the notion that mere nomination is a significant achievement in itself. In a candid interview with the Associated Press, the renowned actor provocatively remarked, “No it ain’t,” when asked about the satisfaction that nominees experience. His response highlights a critical