Misty Green is a mess. Let’s start with the titular character. Misty Green (Rosalind Eleazar, Slow Horses) is an Emmy-winning actress who showed strong early promise but has since fallen on hard ...

After its rousing world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival last week, the American Film Institute (AFI) announced today that Apple Original Films’ Being Heumann will close the ...

When the apocalypse strikes, someone will be in a worse situation than you. This could only be a small solace while virus-infested hordes of acid-spitting, tentacle waving monsters skulk around ...

The Mill Valley Film Festival has added the West Coast premiere of NAZA, the new documentary film directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor and produced by The Guardian and ...

NewFest, New York’s leading queer film and media organization, has announced the full lineup for the 38th edition of its annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival, featuring La Bola Negra, Club Kid, ...

One night long ago in Harlem, boundary-pushing filmmaker William Greaves gathered as many surviving luminaries he could find from what became known as “The Harlem Renaissance.” He filmed them for ...

Remember Rinko Kikuchi? The Oscar nominee for 2007’s Babel is back on the big screen with Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! In this personal, inventive, entertaining film, the grown-up star plays ...

Famously prickly author Patricia Highsmith gets the cinematic treatment turned back on herself courtesy of a new film by Anton Corbijn (A Most Wanted Man). Dame Helen Mirren delivers a vicious ...

It may not be the next Martha’s Vineyard but it’s definitely not cursed. The freshman season of the Apple TV comedy thriller Widow’s Bay dominated the Primetime and Creative Arts ...

Karen (Academy Award nominee Amanda Seyfried, not reprising the role of Karen Smith from Mean Girls) has not led the life she thought she would lead. After getting her college degree and getting ...

On episode 172 of the Director Watch Podcast, co-hosts Ryan McQuade and Jay Ledbetter discuss the first film in their Edward Yang series, Taipei Story (1985). Welcome back to Director Watch! On ...

In an interview with “Vanity Fair,” master filmmaker Mike Leigh described the idiosyncrasies of his unorthodox filmmaking process. Leigh has made movies his own way for the past fifty years, ...