‘The Debut,’ ‘Club Kid,’ ‘Ink’ and More Set for Austin Film Festival – Film News in Brief
“The Debut,” “Club Kid” and “Ink” are among the films announced as part of Austin Film Festival’s second wave of programming. The 12 added films inclu…
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Box Office: ‘Resident Evil’ Reboot Targets Franchise-Best $45 Million Debut
Movie theater operators are counting on “Resident Evil” to scare some life into the early fall box office. Sony’s horror-comedy rebo…
NewFest Lineup Showcases ‘La Bola Negra’ NYC Premiere, Plus ‘Elsinore,’ ‘Club Kid,’ and More
Exclusive: New York City's premier LGBTQ+ film festival runs October 15-25 with 144 films representing 23 countries.
John Wilson on The History of Concrete, Vulnerability, and Impermanence
John Wilson is interested in the mundane. He’s fascinated by the specificity of a neighborhood, a building, a sidewalk, a person. In his new documenta…
‘Stuffed’ Review: There Are No Certainties in Life Besides Death and Taxidermy in This Zany, Bleakly Romantic Body Horror Musical
Infectious tunes and killer performances from Jodie Comer and Harry Melling have Theo Rhys' film destined for cult classic status.
‘Resident Evil’ Review: Zach Cregger’s Relentless Adaptation Is the Future of Video Game Movies, Even When Too Goofy for Its Own Good
Austin Abrams dives into the heart of a zombie apocalypse in a lean, mean, 85-minute thrill ride that captures the experience of playing the "Resident…
Resident Evil Review: Zach Cregger Crafts an Ideal Tribute to an Iconic Series
Resident Evil, as a game series, has always borrowed heavily from cinema, whether it be the fixed angles and Kiyoshi Kurosawa inspirations of the firs…
‘Sacrifice’ Trailer: Anya Taylor-Joy, Chris Evans, John Malkovich, and Charli XCX Take Aim at Celebrity Vapidity
In Romain Gavras' English-language debut, a Ruben Östlund-ish set-up gets a fiery edge.
Woodstock Film Festival Unveils 2026 Lineup Featuring ‘The Debut,’ ‘I Play Rocky,’ ‘Club Kid,’ and More
Exclusive: Woodstock Film Festival will also include awards contenders like "Musk," "Possible Love," and "Being Heumann."
‘The History of Concrete’ Review: John Wilson Illustrates How to Get Over a Beloved TV Show with a Moving and Hilarious Meditation on Death
DMX, Hallmark movies, Kim Kardashian, and public diarrhea are just some of the countless things mixed into John Wilson's excellent debut feature.
The Final Trailer for ‘Wildwood’ Provides Deepest Look Yet at an Epic Adventure
Laika's sixth stop-motion feature will be available in 4DX, DBOX, and Dolby Cinema.
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TIFF Review: Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut Takes a Smug Immersion Into Community Theater
Theater kids! Everyone knows the type. And more often than not, you’re annoyed by them. Still, watching The Debut, A24’s token Christmas Oscar push, y…
TIFF Review: Atonement Is an Ambitious But Misguided War on Terror Story
Dexter Filkins’ 2012 New Yorker article “Atonement After Iraq” tells the incredible story of the Kachadoorian family, whose lives were ripped apart du…
‘Faith’ Review: Erin Doherty Approaches Sublimation in a Drama with Otherworldly Overtones
TIFF: Paul Andrew Williams’ focused direction refuses to exploit the script’s genre trappings beyond the realm of its characters’ interiority.
The Criterion Collection’s December Lineup Includes Nashville and Lubitsch on 4K, Grizzly Man & More
As America’s 250th year comes to a close, Criterion takes a look back at the nation’s 200th with a 4K upgrade of Robert Altman’s Nas…
TIFF Review: Simon Rex Gets Villainous In Sharp Yet Superficial God Bless You, Mr. Kopu
Does it feel like we’re stuck in VHS nostalgia? The New Zealand crime drama God Bless You, Mr. Kopu introduces its villain, the American salesman Marc…
Venice Review: The Burning Giants Forsakes Its Mysteries to Spin a Repetitive Yarn
Buried deep under the jungle in western Thailand where Phuttiphong Aroonpheng’s The Burning Giants takes place is an empty theatre. Rows of velvety se…
Venice Review: Mariano Llinás’ Life of Jorge Luis Borges Is a Thorough, Innovative View of a Literary Genius
And so El Pampero Cine finally reach Jorge Luis Borges. The Argentine experimental film collective—comprising Mariano Llinás, Laura Citarella, Agustín…
Julia Loktev’s Landmark Documentary Continues In Trailer for My Undesirable Friends: Part II — Exile
About as anticipated as a six-hour documentary on exiled Russian journalists gets, Julia Loktev’s My Undesirable Friends: Part II — Exile—the fo…