Lady Gaga is taking Bradley Cooper by the hand in the remake of the 1937 “A Star is Born” classic, but the the remake everyone seems to know is the 1976 film that starred the legendary Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson.
Jessica Chastain is gentle yet determined in ‘The Zookeeper’s Wife,’ a story based on the reality that Polish zookeeper Antonina Żabińska lived as she fought fear and oppression to do what only made sense: save as many people as she could from the horrors of Nazi occupation.
Pennywise the Dancing Clown is back and this time he’s scarier than ever.
In All These Sleepless Nights, Michal Marczak brings Slacker into the 21st century.
The winner of Special Jury Prize at Hot Docs last year merges an artistic style to political advocacy.
Customers got a horrifying surprise while TV shopping as Samara, the fictional character from the RING franchise, came to life in their local electronics store.
Strips of food and cocktail camaraderie amid a gorgeous display of the Lincoln Center Square helped ease the banality of the rainy outdoors. Quaint. Fulfilling. However, the festivities couldn’t mitigate the vestige of existential woe. For if one thing is certain in this life, it is that the universe can be so, utterly cruel.
Warner Bros Pictures and Legendary Pictures released the new trailer for “Kong: Skull Island,” and Kong is bigger than ever and brought to life on an even larger scale.
This week, I was treated to a screening of the film Loktak Lairembee (translated as Lady of the Lake), which I believe challenges us to think about the nature of pollution.
In one way, Cameraperson is a nearly two-hour longer trailer for all of Kirsten Johnson’s documentaries.