A Talent for Murder

Anton Corbijn’s latest feature, a metatextual thriller centered around the legendary and famously thorny author Patricia Highsmith (Helen Mirren), lands squarely in middle-of-the-road territory. Adapted from Joanna Murray-Smith’s stage play, [...]

Fatherland

Paweł Pawlikowski returns with a film that feels like a natural extension of the loose trilogy of post-war European drama he previously explored with Ida and Cold War. Captured entirely [...]

Whalefall

Director Brian Duffield’s Whalefall delivers an ambitious and visually compelling survival thriller that transforms one of the ocean’s most extraordinary creatures into an unimaginable prison. Adapted from Daniel Kraus’ novel, [...]

Other Mommy

Based on the 2024 novel "Incidents Around the House" by "Bird Box" author Josh Mallerman, Other Mommy, directed by Rob Savage and adapted by Nathan Elston, stars Jessica Chastain as [...]

Possible Love

Lee Chang-dong’s long-awaited return with Possible Love is a deeply humane, staggering triumph that instantly establishes itself as one of the finest cinematic works of the year. Following the monumental [...]

Wildwood

Laika Studios has consistently defined the gold standard for stop-motion artistry, building a remarkable cinematic lineage with triumphs like Coraline, Paranorman, and Kubo and the Two Strings. Adapted from the [...]

Wicker

The Sundance breakout hit Wicker is a wildly original cinematic gem that injects magic realism and quirky, offbeat humor straight into a traditional period piece. Refreshing, deeply enjoyable, and unafraid [...]

Clayface

James Gunn and Peter Safran have had several projects in the relaunched DCU, both on television and in the theatre. None of those projects have particularly ignited the passions of [...]

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