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Spain’s Rodrigo Sorogoyen has proven himself a master of the psychological thriller, whether the serial-killer kind (May God…

It’s the final weekend of summer in 1986, upwardly aspirant Jewish families across Queens are still crowding around…

“Let there be wealth without tears; enough for the wise man who will ask no further.” It’s fitting…

Jordan Firstman‘s buzzy Cannes UCR title Club Kid has been the talk of the festival and market this…

Hirokazu Koreeda brings his customary warmth and generosity of spirit to the seemingly cold presence of GenAI in…

Loosely adapted from Octave Mirbeau’s Decadent novel, and transformed farcically as only filmmaker Radu Jude can, “The Diary…

A master sentimentalist like Hirokazu Koreeda riffing on a movie as soul-obliterating as Steven Spielberg’s “A.I. Artificial Intelligence”…

Who do the dead belong to? This strange but thoughtful question is incredibly on brand for Japan’s Hirokazu…

EXCLUSIVE: The actor chosen to play the next James Bond has got “to ooze sex appeal,” as well as the…

For a brief, enticing stretch of Guillaume Canet’s Karma, it appears to be a film in which Canet’s…

This year’s Cannes Film Festival may be light on studio movies and American star power so far, but…

Ryusuke Hamaguchi has often shown a fascination for the exchange of ideas as a form of process, negotiation…

‘The Beloved’ Review: Javier Bardem Stuns As A Director On The Verge