The 43rd edition of the Miami Film Festival featured high-concept thrillers, intimate romantic dramas, and human rights narratives that both celebrated and uplifted character-driven cinema.
Programming film festivals isn’t just about selecting productions for exhibition. It’s a means of advocating for bold new works of cinema that audiences can discover.
After her novel Beloved debuted in 1987, Toni Morrison expressed the profound need for the story to exist.
Andy Serkis and his star-studded cast had a barnyard bash at the NYC premiere of Angel Studio’s Animal Farm.
Sho Miyake’s manga-inspired diptych is a visual exercise in precision and tranquility.
Rising actor Jordyn Curet is opening up about stepping into one of the year’s most talked about films — and why she didn’t try to mirror Zendaya while playing a younger version of her character in The Drama.
Clemente Castor’s ND/NF debut is a roaming, hazy work of cinematic transmutation.
Tubi’s latest and highly anticipated film ‘Hive’ is out now, where Xochitl Gomez and Aaron Dominguez star as siblings trying to survive a horrifying nightmare that traps them in a fight for survival.
Prime Video brought out a strong crowd Monday night to The Culver Theater for the world premiere of Jerry West: The Logo, drawing a mix of NBA legends, filmmakers, and longtime figures connected to West’s legacy.
A meta-documentary on the poetics of cyclical destruction comes to the screen.
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