From The Editors
HOW TO ROB A BANK Review: Empty Heist Thriller Steals Nothing But Your Time
Nicholas Hoult and Pete Davidson star in David Leitch's energetic heist thriller.
International Documentary Festival Amsterdam 2026 Exclusive: THE MESSAGE Teaser Premiere
Guylaine Maroist and Eric Ruel investigate unidentified aerial phenomena in their new Canadian documentary.
GUNMAN New Trailer: Don't Forget to Breathe
Directed by Cris Tapia Marchiori, the thriller stars Sergio Podeley, Julieta Díaz, Ramiro Blas, Mariano Torre, Matías Desiderio, Susana Varela, Gonzalo Gravano, Bianca Di Pasquale.
HAROLD AND MAUDE 4K Review: Radical Joy, Taboo Love
Given the hundreds of films that were part of the American New Wave (or 'New Hollywood' era) of the late 1960s/early 1970s, it's hard to say if one film is a favourite. But if I had to pick one that...
PAPER TIGER Review: Small-Scale Story Expands to Unexpected Scope
Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson, and Miles Teller star in director James Gray's crime thriller.
AS GOOD AS DEAD 2: Official Trailer and Key Art Smash
Michael Jai White and Tom Berenger star in the action thriller, directed by Marc Clebanoff.
BITTER CHRISTMAS Review: Meta Fun and Games, Without Any Viable Nerve Endings
Pedro Almodóvar's new film stars Bárbara Lennie, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, Victoria Luengo, Patrick Criado, Milena Smit, Quim Gutiérrez.
Echoes: Pakistani Dramas Are Finally Moving Beyond Repetitive Storylines
It is pleasing to watch Pakistani dramas shift away from traditional domestic conflicts and predictable family narratives. Though the dramas haven't undergone a dramatic shift and the family stories still exist, today's audiences want stories on serious social issues with...
AFM 2026 Exclusive: MOVIEDREAMS Trailer, Science-Fiction Thriller From Argentina
Right now, the #1 movie at the U.S. box office is a monster thriller from Japan, so it's a perfect time for Moviedreams, a science-fiction thriller from Argentina, to debut its trailer. And we are proud to present its debut,...
EVERYTIME Review: Grieving in a Digitized World
Sandra Wollner's film charts beyond the idea of physical and spiritual realms usually associated with films about grief and remembrance.
Night Visions 2026: CRCL9 Poster Debut
Thea Sofie Loch Næss stars in a film by director M Axilleas.
Chicago 2026 Interview: A CITY IN THE FOREST Directors Nolan Huber and Lev Omelchenko on Collaboration, Community, and Tarkovsky's Stalker
It's always great when you get to ask filmmakers about the choices they made that stayed with you from their film. In my review of A City in the Forest, I highlighted two choices in particular that made the film...
VICTORIAN PSYCHO Review: Wearing Your Heart, and Your Insanity, on Your Sleeve
We often tend to think of Victorian-era gothic stories as subtle, filled with sad and sombre people, shadows looming long with ghosts taking up residence. But sometimes it can be bloody, nasty, with just the right dose of camp and...
RAMAYANA: RISE OF A LEGEND Review: Lavish but Lumpy Take on One of the Original Epics
This Diwali's big blockbuster harkens back to the very beginning, but brings nothing new to the party.
THE LAST TEMPTATION OF BECKY Video Interview: Director Jenn Wexler
Jenn Wexler knows horror. The on-the-rise writer / producer / director responsible for The Ranger (2018) and The Sacrifice Game (2018) also knows the secret of building a career in a crowded field: Collaboration. She’s been creatively partnered to great...
Morbido 2026 Review: FAMILY FEARS ANOTHER NIGHT OF TERROR, A Pitch-Black Meta-Nightmare Trapped Inside the Television Box
A slow-burn existential nightmare that trades standard jump scares for analog glitches, trapping a family inside a pitch-black TV studio loop where they can't tell if they are living a haunting or performing a permanent breakdown.
Opening This Week: VICTORIAN PSYCHO, PAPER TIGER, BITTER CHRISTMAS
Plus: 'How to Rob a Bank,' 'Ghost Soldier,' 'Akashi.'
GENTLE MONSTER Review: Léa Seydoux Gives a Magnificent Performance in a Family-Shattering Drama
Léa Seydoux leads Marie Kreutzer's familial drama.
THE MOSQUITO BOWL Review: Derivative War Drama Has Precious Little Football
Peter Berg's histroical World War II drama is led by Nicholas Galitzine, Bill Skarsgård, Ray Nicholson and Tom Francis.
BEING HEUMANN Review: Disability Rights Biopic That's Both Feel-Good and Bittersweet
While we tend to go through life without paying much attention to this fact, most of the things that surround us every day, making our lives more comfortable, are there as the result of someone dedicating a considerable, at times,...
