Jodie Foster stars in the French language mystery thriller A Private Life as a Paris-based psychoanalyst whose life takes a dark turn after the sudden death of one of her patients.
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Sinners Tops 31st Critics Choice Awards Below-the-line Film Shortlists
Sinners by Ryan Coogler (Warner Bros) The 31st annual Critics Choice Awards unveiled their below-the-line film shortlists, with Sinners emerging as the dominant contender across the crafts categories. The film topped all other titles, securing recognition in every below-the-line field.
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‘Sound of Falling’ and Sirāt Lead European Film Awards Arts & Crafts Nominations
Sound of Falling (In Die Sonne Schauen) by Mascha Schilinski (Fabian Gamper, Studio Zentral) Sound of Falling by Mascha Schilinski and Sirāt by Óliver Laxe lead the nominations for the Arts & Crafts categories for the 2026 European Film Awards with 5 nominations each.
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‘The Mother and the Bear’ Trailer – A Mother Reconnects with her Daughter in Johnny Ma’s Winnipeg Drama
Set in snowy Winnipeg, the comedy-drama The Mother and the Bear is Johnny Ma’s new film about a mother’s journey to reconnect with her distant daughter.
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‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ Trailer – Kaouther Ben Hania’s Docudrama Captures Palestinian Child’s Final Call
The Voice of Hind Rajab, the powerful docudrama from Tunisian filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania is a haunting portrait of a Palestinian child’s last call for help,
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Udo Kier, Celebrated German Actor of 200+ Films, Dies at 81
Udo Kier in Swan Song directed by Todd Stephen Udo Kier, the German actor celebrated for his bold, unconventional screen presence and long career in both avant-garde and mainstream cinema, has died at the age of 81. His partner, Delbert McBride, confirmed his death on November 23, 2025, in Palm Springs, California.
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Indonesian Drama ‘Samsara’ Tops Nominations for 18th Asia Pacific Screen Awards
Samsara by Garin Nugroho The Indonesian film Samsara directed by Garin Nugroho topped the nominations for the 18th Asia Pacific Screen Awards with 3 nominations including Best Film and Best Director.
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Hamnet, Sinners, ‘Train Dreams’ Lead AARP Movies for Grownups Awards Nominations
Hamnet by Chloé Zhao AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards revealed the nominees lead by Hamnet, A House of Dynamite, One Battle After Another, Sinners and Train Dreams competing for Best Picture/Best Movie for Grownups.
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‘A Poet’ Trailer – A Washed-up Poet Reedems Himself in Simón Mesa Soto’s Colombian Oscar Entry
Simón Mesa Soto’s A Poet (Un Poeta) is a darkly comic, bittersweet tale starring Ubeimar Ríos as Oscar Restrepo, a washed-up poet slipping into obscurity, and Rebeca Andrade as Yurlady, a sharp-eyed teenager whose raw talent draws him into a mentorship he’s both flattered by and completely unprepared for.
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‘Is This Thing On?’ Trailer – Will Arnett and Laura Dern Star in Bradley Cooper’s Dramedy
Bradley Cooper directs the comedy-drama film Is This Thing On? starring Will Arnett as Alex Novak and Laura Dern as Tess Novak, a couple whose marriage quietly unravels, prompting Alex to discover a new calling in stand-up comedy.
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Bradley Cooper’s ‘Is This Thing On?’ to Receive SFFILM’s SF Honors Award
Laura Dern and Will Arnett in Is This Thing On? (Searchlight Pictures.) Is This Thing On? directed by Bradley Cooper has been named the recipient of SFFILM’s 2025 SF Honors Award.
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‘The Shuffle’ Trailer – HBO Documentary Tells Story of The Chicago Bears 1985 Viral Song
In 1985, the Chicago Bears, coming of a one-loss regular season, and seven weeks ahead of their win in Super Bowl XX, released a song “The Super Bowl Shuffle” which instantly became a viral hit.