‘The Basics of Philosophy’ Review: Paul Schrader Does Some Deep — and Discomfiting — Thinking About a College Professor’s Guilt
Paul Schrader’s new film 'The Basics of Philosophy' stars Jack Huston, Sofia Boutella and Bill Pullman in a weighty drama of regret and reform.
‘Barbara Forever’ Review: Queer Experimental Filmmaker Barbara Hammer Gets a Tactile, True and Treasurable Career Overview
Director Brydie O’Connor stitches together a mass of material in 'Barbara Forever,' a documentary about experimental queer filmmaker Barbara Hammer.
Creator of Netflix’s ‘Fauda’ Attacks Mark Ruffalo Over Gaza Genocide Remarks, Citing Aid and Birth Figures
Avi Issacharoff called the actor a "rare combination" of "stupid" and "ignorant," but the statistics he offered do not resolve a legal question.
‘Wheel of Fortune’ Announcer Suspended After Alleged Pedophilia Chatroom Photos
Jim Thornton, the Wheel of Fortune announcer, was reportedly suspended after alleged pedophilia chatroom photos prompted an investigation.
‘Burgundy’ Review: The Classic French Vin Rouge Is a Way of Life in Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw’s Captivating Oenology Doc
The premium red Is a way of life in 'Burgundy,' from Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw, directors of ‘The Truffle Hunters’ and ‘Gaucho Gaucho.
Byron Allen’s Freestyle Releasing Acquires ‘Hello Beautiful’ For Theatrical Release (Exclusive)
Director Ziad H. Hamzeh’s inspirational drama based on Christine Handy’s novel Walk Beside Me will hit U.S. cinemas on Sept. 25.
Liam Neeson-Produced ‘The Lost Children of Tuam,’ About Secret Mass Burial of Irish Kids, Confronts a Painful Historical Chapter (Exclusive Trailer)
Watch a TIFF film trailer for the Liam Neeson-produced film 'The Lost Children of Tuam' with Monica Dolan, about a secret Irish kids mass grave.
‘Game of Thrones: The Mad King’ Play Sets London Transfer
George R. R. Martin's 'Game of Thrones: The Mad King' stage show is coming to London in 2027.
‘A Place to Heal’ Review: An Intensely Performed French Teen Psych Ward Drama That Shifts Uneasily Between Reality and Fiction
French director Cédric Kahn immersed himself in a psychiatric facility to make 'A Place to Heal,' about adolescents with emotional disorders.
Why Cate Blanchett Went All In on the Absurd, Sincere Alien Comedy ‘Alpha Gang’
Starring opposite a wild cast, Blanchett embraced the zany tone of filmmakers David and Nathan Zellner: 'It's alien Chekhovian.'