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    • ZEE5 Global Drops the Trailer of ‘Love, Sitara’: An Honest and Heartfelt, Slice-Of-Life Family Drama Starring Sobhita Dhulipala

    ZEE5 Global Drops the Trailer of ‘Love, Sitara’: An Honest and Heartfelt, Slice-Of-Life Family Drama Starring Sobhita Dhulipala

    With an extensive supporting cast including Sonali Kulkarni, B Jayashree, Virginia Rodrigues, Sanjay Bhutiani, Tamara D’Souza, Rijul Ray among others, Love, Sitara is set to premiere on ZEE5 Global on September 27th.So, brace yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions as this heart-wrenching yet uplifting tale juggles between family dynamics, personal demons, and the courageous journey towards redemption.

    ‘Riff Raff’ Review: A Drawn-Out Family Comedy With Criminal Entanglements

    ‘Riff Raff’ Review: A Drawn-Out Family Comedy With Criminal Entanglements

    As the secrets of the past catch up with a father and son, threatening to detail their new idyllic lives, the film’s established ideas of love and family don’t so much come into play as they simply hover out of focus, waiting to be deployed.

    Familiar Touch (2024) ‘Venice’ Movie Review: Sarah Friedland’s Powerful Debut Centers Ageing with Authority and Agency

    Familiar Touch (2024) ‘Venice’ Movie Review: Sarah Friedland’s Powerful Debut Centers Ageing with Authority and Agency

    There’s ample room here for sentimental excesses, but this is an amazingly unblinkingly pragmatic avatar of storytelling that never falls for those lazy tricks like consciously working to eke out our emotions.

    ‘Speak No Evil’ Review: James McAvoy Is a Hoot as a Vacation Friend From Hell in a Horror-Comedy That Overplays Its Slow Burn

    ‘Speak No Evil’ Review: James McAvoy Is a Hoot as a Vacation Friend From Hell in a Horror-Comedy That Overplays Its Slow Burn

    Americans Ben and Louise (Scoot McNairy and Mackenzie Davis, in a winning reunion of AMC’s “Halt and Catch Fire”) are first seen listlessly vacationing in Italy with their 11-year-old daughter Agnes (Alix West Lefler), before an encounter with Paddy (McAvoy) and his wife Ciara (Aisling Franciosi) brightens up the trip.

    ‘Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’ Review: A Soulful Celebration of the Live-in-Concert Bruce, Past and Present

    ‘Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’ Review: A Soulful Celebration of the Live-in-Concert Bruce, Past and Present

    The film’s director, Thom Zimny (who co-directed, with Bruce, the intimate 2019 Springsteen performance documentary “Western Stars”), interviews each of them, and when they talk about how sluggishly paced the songs are at first, we think, “Don’t worry about it.

    ‘The Wild Robot’ Review: It’s No ‘Iron Giant,’ Though DreamWorks’ Tale of a Wayward Droid Is a Keeper

    ‘The Wild Robot’ Review: It’s No ‘Iron Giant,’ Though DreamWorks’ Tale of a Wayward Droid Is a Keeper

    Technically, the hunk of rock where “The Wild Robot” takes place is anything but uninhabited: It’s teeming with life, from the crabs that teach Roz to scale cliffs in the film’s opening minutes to the horde of evil-eyed raccoons determined to ransack her insides.

    10 Best Performances by Michael Keaton

    10 Best Performances by Michael Keaton

    From one editor to another, from fiction to reality, Keaton leads an outstanding ensemble cast as the head of the Boston Globe’s Spotlight team, a select group of investigative journalists who made waves after reporting on the widespread cover-up of molestation and child sexual abuse within the Roman Catholic Church in 2002.

    ‘40 Acres’ Review: Danielle Deadwyler Leads With Strength in Subversive Siege Thriller

    ‘40 Acres’ Review: Danielle Deadwyler Leads With Strength in Subversive Siege Thriller

    Given the kind of introduction usually reserved for the likes of Clint Eastwood or Bruce Willis as a camera runs up her back, only to reveal her face after plunging a knife into an intruder on her property, it just hits differently when a Black woman is presented with such power, and though R.T. Thorne’s dynamic siege thriller has some familiar moves, it is full of fresh ideas.

    Angelina Jolie Says ‘Maria’ Biopic Reflects “Darker Times” in Opera Legend’s Life

    Angelina Jolie Says ‘Maria’ Biopic Reflects “Darker Times” in Opera Legend’s Life

    Pablo Larrain’s biopic Maria, based on true accounts, tells the tumultuous, beautiful and tragic story of the life of the world’s greatest opera singer, relived and reimagined during her final days in 1970s Paris.

    ‘Universal Basic Guys’ Is Moronic and Dated: TV Review

    ‘Universal Basic Guys’ Is Moronic and Dated: TV Review

    After being laid off from the local hot dog factory and being inducted into a new basic income program, Mark and Hank have plenty of time on their hands to spend their $3,000 monthly checks on high jinks and foolishness.

    ‘The Cut’ Review: Orlando Bloom Gives an All-Time Great Performance in an Uneven Boxer Drama

    ‘The Cut’ Review: Orlando Bloom Gives an All-Time Great Performance in an Uneven Boxer Drama

    Bloom’s protagonist — referred to as “the Boxer” in press notes, and frustratingly, nothing at all in the movie — can be seen engaged in a professional boxing bout exactly once in “The Cut.” During the film’s brief prologue, the accomplished prizefighter seems well on his way to another victory, when something mysterious and unseen distracts him from off-screen — something in the ether that only he can see — resulting in his opponent getting the upper hand and opening a deep, career-threatening gash above his eye.

    Film Academy, BAFTA, Grammys Heads on Diversity Progress, AI, and Modernizing Awards Shows

    Film Academy, BAFTA, Grammys Heads on Diversity Progress, AI, and Modernizing Awards Shows

    Kramer said that updating the approach to awards shows was an ongoing priority but emphasized continued passion by audiences, including younger ones, for film.