Cameron Diaz reportedly came out of acting retirement to star in Netflix's first big-budget film of 2025. She shouldn't have bothered. Back in Action has been panned by critics, with one reviewer ...

Netflix’s upcoming romance drama “Melo Movie” has shared its ... Choi Woo Shik will play Ko Gyeom, a film enthusiast and actor who takes on extra roles but eventually becomes a film critic.

“Emily in Paris” star Camille Razat, Elsa Zylberstein (“Simone: Woman of the Century”) and Lyna Khoudri (“The Three Musketeers”) will lead a WW2-set romance drama directed by ...

Shot intimately on black-and-white 16mm film, Pennebaker chronicles Bob Dylan's seismic 1965 England tour, capturing the pivotal moment when he transitioned from a "voice of a generation" folk ...

The film has "oodles" of heart and tenderness, and recalls the best work of Woody Allen. It is, in sum, "a small masterpiece". From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter ...

Here is the full list of nominees in the running. There are 42 films up for awards at this year's BAFTA ceremony, from blockbusters to indie breakthroughs. Organisers have now revealed the ...

With new films by Hollywood heavyweights like Paul Thomas Anderson, Kogonada, and Ryan Coogler, blockbusters from Pixar, and Brad Pitt driving an F1 racecar, 2025 is promising some cracks in the ...

On Monday (Jan 13), South Korean news outlets reported that filming has commenced for the upcoming drama series Slowly, Intensely. The 22-episode series marks the first onscreen collaboration between ...

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Ah, delicious drama. From Sing Sing to Regretting You, here are the most anticipated drama films heading to Australian cinema screens in 2025. A24 drama led by Oscar-nominee Colman Domingo. Based on a ...

A Norwegian drama about World War II is climbing up the ... on breaking news for The Independent's Indy100 and created TV and film listicles for Ranker. Her work has been published in Fandom ...

Daniel Libeskind, the architect of the Jewish Museum in Berlin, reviews The Brutalist, for The Forward, New York via Religion Unplugged (OPINION) It is seldom that one enters a film that resonates ...