Film

Mark your calendars, cinephiles—Film at Lincoln Center is rolling out a red carpet of pure cinematic gold with “Gene Hackman: A Week with the Gene Genie”, a full-throttle retrospective honoring one of the all-time greats. From July 25 to 31, this weeklong tribute will spotlight 18 of Hackman’s finest films, screened almost entirely on glorious 35mm—because, let’s be honest, he deserves nothing less.

Some films are so rich in emotion, performance, and layered storytelling that they practically demand to be revisited. The Hours, released in 2002 and based on Michael Cunningham’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, is one of those rare works — a meditation on time, sorrow, creativity, and the small, invisible acts of survival.

The upcoming major motion picture HERSHEY–about the inspiring true story of founder Milton S. Hershey–has concluded principal photography, wrapping over seven weeks of filming across Hershey's home state of Pennsylvania.

Few films capture the feeling of memory — its haze, its beauty, its distortion — quite like The Virgin Suicides. Released in 1999, Sofia Coppola’s debut feature immediately announced a bold, poetic voice in American cinema. As delicate as it is devastating, it remains a perfect Sunday rewatch: reflective, dreamlike, and quietly haunting.

Sony Pictures Entertainment's AFFIRM Films has released the official trailer and key art for its upcoming feature Soul On Fire, based on the powerful, true story of bestselling author and speaker John O'Leary — a boy who survived the unthinkable and became a man who chose to live with purpose. Soul On Fire will be exclusively in theaters nationwide starting October 10, 2025.

Psychological thriller short film PROWL will be having its world premiere at the Filming Italy Sardinia Film Festival (June 19-22, 2025), part of the festival official line up.

Vision Films Inc. ("Vision") has set July 1, 2025 for the North American Transactional VOD release of the documentary Sound of The Surf from the late Thomas Duncan and executive producer John Blair. Written, directed, and produced by Duncan and executive produced by John Blair and Isariya Duncan.

In Dallas, a group of women came together with one goal: to share their passion for drumming. What they discovered was far more than music — it was a powerful bond that turned their story into an award-winning film.

The McCaw and Votiv have released their latest film The Diamond King online, available to rent or buy on Apple TV, Prime Video, Google TV and Kinema.

Fangjian Li's journey into the world of sound engineering was born from a desire to delve deeper into the collaborative art of filmmaking. Initially attracted to various departments, including production design and producing, she sought to understand how each element contributed to storytelling.