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New Trailer and Poster Arrive for “Paper Tiger”, Starring Adam Driver

James Gray is going back to the underworld. A new trailer and poster have arrived for “Paper Tiger”, the writer-director’s latest film and a return to the crime territory that shaped some of his most acclaimed early work, including “Little Odessa”, “The Yards” and “We Own the Night”. Set in […]

Daria Pentelie on Acting, Life and the Beautiful Mess in Between

Daria Pentelie found in acting a way to move beyond the boundaries of her own experience and inhabit the emotions, contradictions and inner lives of others. From childhood performances alongside her twin sister to her first film audition, she was drawn to the possibility of inhabiting different histories, wounds and […]

“Ali G: Who Iz I?” Brings the Rudeboy Back

Sacha Baron Cohen is bringing Ali G back to the big screen, with the first full trailer for “Ali G: Who Iz I?” now revealing a new round of interviews, ambushes and unsuspecting victims. The film marks the character’s first feature-length return in more than two decades. Ali arrives with […]

Ridley Scott Confirms a New “Alien” Movie Is in the Works

Ridley Scott has confirmed that another “Alien” film is now in development, keeping the franchise’s cinematic machinery moving more than four decades after the Xenomorph first appeared on screen. Scott, who directed the original 1979 “Alien” and has remained closely involved with the series ever since, has not revealed much […]

“Donnie Darko” Is Coming Back, This Time as an 800-Page Book

Twenty-five years after “Donnie Darko” turned suburban adolescence, time loops and existential dread into cult cinema, Richard Kelly is reopening that universe in an unexpectedly physical form: an 800-page novel. Titled “The Philosophy of Time Travel”, the book is written by Kelly himself and is scheduled for release later this […]

Jim Carrey Is About to Reboot Your Childhood With “The Jetsons”

After years of speculation, Jim Carrey has officially boarded the long-awaited live-action adaptation of “The Jetsons”, bringing one of animation’s most enduring visions of the future a step closer to the big screen. The confirmation arrives roughly a year after reports first suggested the actor was negotiating to join the […]

“Jumanji: Open World” Returns With First Official Trailer

After reinventing one of adventure cinema’s most beloved franchises, Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, and Jack Black are stepping into unfamiliar territory for what promises to be the most ambitious chapter of the modern “Jumanji” saga. Sony Pictures has officially unveiled the first trailer for “Jumanji: Open World”, revealing […]

Macaulay Culkin May Finally Return to “Home Alone”

More than three decades after Kevin McCallister first defended his family home with ingenious traps and unwavering confidence, Macaulay Culkin could be preparing to revisit the role that defined an entire generation. According to reports, Disney is actively developing a new chapter in the “Home Alone” universe, and this time, […]

First Trailer Arrives for Louis Paxton’s “The Incomer”

Louis Paxton steps behind the camera for the first time with “The Incomer”, a darkly comic folk tale that quietly blends myth, isolation and contemporary social tensions. Following its premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, where it received the NEXT Innovator Award, the film is set to arrive in […]

“The Devils”: Cinema’s Beautiful Heresy Return

For decades, “The Devils” existed somewhere between legend and censorship, a film spoken about almost as often as it was seen. Now, Ken Russell’s incendiary 1971 masterpiece is finally returning in a form closer to the one its creator originally intended. Fresh from a celebrated presentation at Cannes Classics, “The […]

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