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Credit to Alix Austin and Keir Stewart—they know how to announce themselves. The London-based director duo and real-life couple have
In Flames, the feature debut for Pakistani-Canadian director Zarrar Kahn, mixes the texture of trauma with the cultural and political
At the start of French filmmaker Saïd Belktibia’s Hood Witch, we follow single mother Nour (Golshifteh Farahani) and her son
There’s already an air of trepidation surrounding Alex Garland’s battleground thriller Civil War. Should U.S. audiences even take the risk
Sometimes, when I let my mind wander, it drifts to strange places, like wondering what happens to letters that get
If modern movie-making has taught us anything, it’s that there is always more intellectual property to be mined if you
Charismatic leaders manipulating their followers into doing their dirty work is a tale as old as time. The new religious
After Ghoulies (1985) proved to be a modest hit for Charles Band’s Empire Pictures, it was inevitable a sequel would