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Tom Cruise Faces a Meltdown in Final Trailer for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger
by admin|1 month ago|The Film Stage
We’re now just about three weeks away from the release of Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s next film Digger, featuring Tom Cruise undergoing quite the transformation to play oil tycoon Digger Rockwell. While the film is going the One Battle After Another...
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Telluride 2026: Illusion of an Everlasting Summer, Burgundy, Rehearsals for a Revolution
by admin|1 month ago|Roger Ebert
In its 53rd edition, the Telluride Film Festival continues to be an industry leader in exhibiting strong, technically excellent stories. While its documentary slate gained a copious amount of attention because of the world premiere of the secret A24 documentary,...
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TIFF 2026: 20 World Premieres We Can’t Wait to See This Year
by admin|1 month ago|Roger Ebert
A preview of 20 films we'll be covering from Toronto.
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‘The Uprising’ Review: Paul Greengrass’s Historical Drama Is Really About the Present
by admin|1 month ago|Slant Magazine
The film draws parallels between the English peasants’ revolt of 1381 and present-day globalism. The post ‘The Uprising’ Review: Paul Greengrass’s Historical Drama Is Really About the Present appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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Serpent’s Path Review: Kiyoshi Kurosawa Puts a Fresh Spin on His Psychological Thriller
by admin|1 month ago|The Film Stage
There are several reasons a director can decide to remake their own work. It could be an instance of having greater resources and being more confident in your skills, as was the case with Alfred Hitchcock revisiting The Man Who...
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“THE UPRISING”
by admin|1 month ago|Next Best Picture
THE STORY – In 1831 plague sweeps across Europe, killing half the population of England. As King Richard II and the oligarchs impose a brutal tax on the poorest members of society, a farmer’s simmering discontent erupts into full-blown anger. Within...
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Hope Review: Na Hong-Jin’s High-Octane Creature Feature Falls Flat
by admin|1 month ago|The Film Stage
Note: This review was originally published as part of our 2026 Cannes coverage. The film opens on September 9. It’s never night in Hope Harbor. At least so long as we’re there. The eschatological events of writer-director Na Hong-Jin’s high-octane,...
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The Next Best Picture Podcast: Our 2026 Telluride Film Festival Recap
by admin|1 month ago|Next Best Picture
The 2026 Telluride Film Festival has concluded. Unfortunately, Will Mavity had to leave early, and J Don Birnam wasn’t staying with us again this year, so it was just Daniel Howat and me as we take you through all of the movies we saw over the...
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“A DAY IN THE LIFE OF JO: CHAPTER PHAEDRA”
by admin|1 month ago|Next Best Picture
THE STORY – Jo, melancholic, wild and only fifteen, dreams of her last breath. Tiny nuances, signs and symbols of the dream plane will quietly pop up during the day, yet she recognises nothing. All she knows is that she...
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Could “You Can See Everything” Become The First Documentary Nominated For Best Picture?
by admin|1 month ago|Next Best Picture
On September 6th, hundreds of eager Telluride Film Festival attendees poured into a secret screening of a previously unannounced film. Phones were taken away, lights were dimmed, and Nathan Fielder introduced his newest project, “You Can See Everything.” He and...
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