'The Tale' is a spankin’ new HBO movie about a journalist who revisits a short story she wrote at age 13 about her first sexual relationship. Here's why the film is harrowingly relevant in the
Last month might’ve seen the end of the Cannes Film Festival, waving goodbye to cinema’s A-listers as they tottered off into the distance, high heels in hand. But for the group of actresses who joined
The Raindance Film Festival is one of the oldest and most respected fests on the circuit. Currently, Raindance is running a movie pitching contest with free entering, which anyone can submit to with as many
If you’re a fan of Korean cinema, why haven’t you jumped on the K-Drama train (to Busan) yet? There’s a whole host to look forward to this month for veteran and new fans of Korean
2018 has been a fruitful one in the realm of science fiction film so far. Films like 'Annihilation', 'I Kill Giants' and 'A Quiet Place' have already set a good pace for the genre. As
Here are thirteen shows we think either should and shouldn’t be receiving some recognition when the Emmys nominations are eventually announced.
'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again' has everything the last movie had to make it a lasting favorite. The original film produced over $600 billion worldwide and we wouldn’t be surprised to see this one
The trailer for Elijah Bynum’s 'Hot Summer Nights' teases the film as being similar to Martin Scorsese’s 'Goodfellas' and Paul Thomas Anderson’s 'Boogie Nights', as a fast-paced, drug-fuelled drama.
The long-awaited first trailer for 'A Star is Born' is out, showing Bradley Cooper & Lady Gaga as a pair of talented yet troubled singers. This is the third remake of the original 1937 film,
As Sundance London 2018 came to a close last week, we’re looking at how the European edition presented the highlights of the mother festival in Park City, Utah.
