Epstein’s PR Scheme: Bannon, Trump & a Counter-Documentary
Newly released emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein and Steve Bannon planned a documentary to rehabilitate Epstein's image amidst sex trafficking allegations, also involving Trump ties.
Jill Freud: Actress, CS Lewis’s Inspiration, Dies at 98
Jill Freud, actress and theater producer, passed away at 98. Inspired Lucy Pevensie in C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia. Married Clement Freud, grandson of Sigmund Freud. Ran theater business.
The Darkness’s Side: Heist, Betrayal, and a Cop’s Relentless Chase
Darkness, a master thief, resurfaces with his crew, triggering a relentless chase by Wong and Guo. The film explores themes of betrayal, family, and the blurred lines between good and evil. Can they stop him?
I, the Song: Nima’s Search, Identity, and Modern Bhutan
In 'I, the Song,' Nima seeks a look-alike, Meto, leading to self-discovery amidst modern Bhutan. Viral video scandal, family expectations, and the search for identity are key themes. Oscar entry.
Wicked: For Good’s Record-Breaking Box Office Debut
"Wicked: For Good" smashes box office records with $147M in North America and $223M globally. Broadway musical adaptation triumphs, proving female audience power at the box office.
Violent Ends: Family, Crime, and Vengeance
"Violent Ends" follows Lucas Frost's journey through family crime and vengeance after a tragic event. He confronts his criminal family, seeking justice amid a cycle of violence and betrayal. A neo-western crime drama.
Christopher Nolan’s Troy & The Odyssey: From Epic Swords to Batman
Christopher Nolan reveals his early involvement with Troy before Batman Begins and his enduring passion for epic storytelling, now culminating in The Odyssey. He aims for a weighty, credible adaptation.
Urchin: Addiction, Redemption & Second Chances in London’s Streets
"Urchin" portrays Mike's struggles with addiction and homelessness in London. He seeks redemption after harming Nathan and Simon, facing systemic challenges. Frank Dillane delivers a powerful performance.
Afterburn: Survival, Treasure & Apocalypse in a Collapsed World
In 'Afterburn,' Jake, a treasure hunter, navigates a post-apocalyptic Europe ruled by warlords after a solar flare. He seeks a hidden atomic weapon, battles Volkov, and confronts moral dilemmas in a world stripped of culture.
“It Ends With Us” Drama: Author Colleen Hoover’s Changing Views
Colleen Hoover addresses the legal drama surrounding the "It Ends With Us" movie adaptation and its personal connection. She expresses reluctance and focuses on future book adaptations amidst ongoing negativity. Book inspired trauma.
Sisu & Rambo: Helander’s Inspiration and Future Plans
Director Helander discusses Sisu's inspiration from First Blood/Rambo, a potential sequel, and directing John Rambo prequel. He highlights action, emotion, and unique WWII perspective. Sisu ends with touching emotionally.
Worthless: For Good – Reviews, Grande’s Performance & New Songs
"Worthless: For Good" receives positive reviews, praised for Grande's standout performance and new songs. Critics highlight its emotional depth and satisfying conclusion to the Evil cycle.
The American Revolution: Ken Burns’ Deep Dive
Ken Burns' "The American Revolution" intricately explores America's origins, battles, and global perspectives. It covers key events, figures, and the war's impact through diverse voices and expert commentary.
AI Actress Tilly Norwood: Hollywood Backlash & Future of AI in Film
Eline Van der Velden of Particle6 discusses the controversy around AI actress Tilly Norwood, Hollywood's reaction, and the potential benefits and future of AI in the film industry. Ethical concerns are addressed.
Latino Filmmakers: Mentorship, Culture & Representation
Emerging Latino filmmakers find support and resources in the Mitú|Walmart Filmmaker Mentorship Program. Stories of identity, family, and cultural representation are brought to life, fostering a strong sense of community.
Ed Harris & Gyula Gazdag: Sundance Institute Luminary Award
Ed Harris and Gyula Gazdag receive the Robert Redford Luminary Award for their decades of contributions to the Sundance Institute, supporting independent filmmakers through its labs and programs. Honors Robert Redford vision.
Rosalía’s ‘Lux’: Spirituality, Music, and Innovation
Rosalía's 'Lux' is a spiritual odyssey, blending global influences and challenging musical boundaries. It explores themes of self, suffering, and transcendence through innovative vocal performances and instrumentals. Catalan + Spanish artist.