Film

The title of Tom Cruise’s highly anticipated eighth Mission: Impossible movie has been confirmed, coinciding with the release of its action-packed first trailer. The film, officially named The Final Reckoning, was initially planned as the second part of Dead Reckoning but has since evolved into its own chapter.

In a world where actors often wait for their big break, Andy Gatenby is redefining what it means to take control of one’s career. A man of many talents and relentless ambition, Gatenby isn’t your average actor.

1980s heart throb Martin Kemp, best known as the bassist in pop group Spandau Ballet or for his performance in Peter Medak’s brilliant gangster biopic The Krays has just wrapped on his first lead role in a movie in a decade: in Shogun Film’s serial killer horror Doctor Plague.

The documentary HOMELESS by Valerio Zanoli made its debut at the World Urban Forum, a key international event organized by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme, which focuses on urban growth and the challenges that cities encounter.

Released on November 13, 2009, Fantastic Mr. Fox remains one of the most unique and charming films in the career of Wes Anderson, a director known for his quirky, visually distinct style.

When the past ignites, the only way out is through the fire. A former elite assassin, now a broken man, is forced back into a violent underworld when a ruthless crime lord targets his family.

The Asian World Film Festival (AWFF) today announced the festival's Main Competition and Short Film lineups; select, noteworthy screenings; special program highlights; and centerpiece film. Celebrating its 10th anniversary of showcasing Asian film from around the world, AWFF will take place November 13-21, 2024, at The Culver Theater in Culver City, CA.

Released on November 5, 2014, Interstellar quickly became one of the most ambitious and talked-about films of the decade. Now, 10 years later, the film remains a touchstone in the science fiction genre, celebrated for its awe-inspiring visuals, complex themes, and its willingness to tackle some of the most profound questions about humanity’s place in the universe.

The 1990s were a fascinating time for horror. Blockbuster movies dominated the big screens, but there was another kind of revolution happening just beneath the surface—the indie horror scene. For fans who wanted something raw, experimental, and genuinely unnerving, the 90s indie horror world became a playground of creativity, one that would leave a lasting impact on the genre and challenge the mainstream approach to fear.