Movies

This past weekend marked a notably calm period for the international box office, especially when viewed through the lens of recent cinema trends. While significant revenue flowed in from Lunar New Year titles in China, the rest of the global market remained rather muted. The primary activities included expansions of previously successful films and the

The film adaptation of Michelle Zauner’s acclaimed memoir, “Crying in H Mart,” has generated considerable anticipation since its initial announcement in 2023. This coming-of-age story, which has captured the hearts of numerous readers, is imbued with themes of ancestry, family dynamics, and cultural identity. Zauner, known for her role as the lead singer and songwriter

In a turn of events that has stirred conversation within the film and music communities, the recently acclaimed documentary *Selena y Los Dinos* has faced unexpected scrutiny shortly after its success at the Sundance Film Festival. Winning the Special Jury Award for Archival Storytelling not only highlighted Selena Quintanilla’s enduring legacy as the Queen of

The summer slasher genre, known for its captivating blend of youthful exuberance and spine-chilling horror, is set to make a strong comeback with the upcoming film “Kill Or Be Killed.” David Arquette, celebrated for his memorable role in the “Scream” series, returns to the horror realm, bringing with him a wealth of experience and a

Kiran Deol’s trajectory through the realms of entertainment has taken an interesting twist as she resurrects her podcasting prowess on the big screen. In “Didn’t Die,” which sees its world premiere at the esteemed Sundance Film Festival within the Midnight Section, Deol immerses herself in the character of Vinta, a sharp-tongued podcast host navigating a

The Sundance Film Festival is celebrated not only for its cinematic showcases but also for its commitment to fostering diversity in the arts. This year, the festival took a significant step forward by announcing the recipients of the Merata Mita Fellowship and the Graton Fellowship, which are specifically designed to uplift Indigenous artists. The announcement,

The Online Film Critics Society (OFCS) recently celebrated another remarkable year in cinema at their annual awards ceremony, showcasing the talent and creativity of filmmakers from around the globe. This year’s winners brought a blend of fresh narratives and exceptional performances that captivated audiences and critics alike, with Sean Baker’s “Anora” standing out as the

Katarina Zhu’s feature film debut, *Bunnylovr*, serves as a compelling exploration of self-identity amidst the chaos of modern urban life and digital connections. Zhu portrays Becca, a young Chinese American woman who is entangled in contrasting worlds: the rigorous demands of everyday life in New York City and the often frenetic, chaotic existence as a

In the realm of independent cinema, Bryn Chaney’s “Rabbit Trap” emerges as a striking debut that intricately weaves together elements of Celtic folklore and the profound impacts of sound. Set against the backdrop of the Welsh countryside in 1973, the film stars Dev Patel and Rosy McEwen as Darcy and Daphne, a famed musical duo

The Sundance Film Festival, cherished by cinephiles and independent filmmakers alike, marks the commencement of the film festival circle for the year 2025. Even in the face of adversity, particularly the recent catastrophic fires that have devastated Los Angeles—claiming 28 lives and reducing nearly 16,000 structures to ashes—Sundance stands resolute and vibrant. This year’s festival