A24 debuted the official trailer for the funny and sinister thriller How to Make a Killing, starring Glen Powell as Becket Redfellow, a blue-collar heir who was disowned at birth, and now he’s ready to go to shocking lengths for his family fortune.
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‘Wizkid: Long Live Lagos’ Trailer – Nigerian Superstar is Featured in HBO Music Box Series
Nigerian singer Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, known as ‘Wizkid’ is the subject of the documentary Wizkid: Long Live Lagos, featured in the HBO “Music Box” series created by Bill Simmons.
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Dead Man’s Wire Trailer: Bill Skarsgård Stars in Gus Van Sant’s 1970’s Hostage Drama
Dead Man’s Wire, the latest film from Gus Van Sant, tells the chilling true story of 1970s hostage crisis in Indiana. Bill Skarsgård stars as Tony Kiritsis, the desperate man who wired a shotgun to his mortgage broker’s neck and held him for days on live TV.
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‘A Sad and Beautiful World’ and ‘Left-Handed Girl’ Take Top 11th Asian World Film Festival Awards
A Sad and Beautiful World by Cyril Aris The Lebanese film A Sad and Beautiful World directed by Cyril Aris has won the Snow Leopard for Best Film, the top jury prize at the 11th annual Asian World Film Festival.
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RIP. Jimmy Cliff, Reggae Legend and Star of The Harder They Come, Dies at 81
Jimmy Cliff (wikipedia commons) Jimmy Cliff, the Jamaican reggae icon, singer, songwriter, and actor, has died at the age of 81.
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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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George Clooney to Receive Film at Lincoln Center’s Chaplin Award
George Clooney as Jay Kelly in Jay Kelly. (Peter Mountain/Netflix) George Clooney will receive the Film at Lincoln Center’s 51st Chaplin Award at a gala evening on April 27, 2026. He is currently seen in Netflix’s Jay Kelly, which premiered at the 63rd New York Film Festival.
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Ethan Hawke to Receive Career Achievement Award at Palm Springs Film Awards
Ethan Hawke in Blue Moon (Sony Pictures Classics) Ethan Hawke has been named the recipient of the Career Achievement Award at the Palm Springs International Film Awards “celebrating his impressive body of work including his most recent project Blue Moon.”
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‘Cover-Up’ Trailer – Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus’s Documentary Profiles Reporter Seymour Hersh
Seymour Hersh, the legendary Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist whose reporting has exposed some of the darkest episodes of U.S. military and intelligence history – from My Lai, to Abu Ghraib, to clandestine surveillance programs is the subject of the new documentary Cover-Up by Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus.
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Vampire-Cops Terrorize LA in ‘Night Patrol’ Horror Film Starring Justin Long
Emphasis on the “night”. Directed by Ryan Prows, Night Patrol makes for an entertaining mix of horror thrills and commentary on police.
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Mamoru Hosoda’s ‘Scarlet’ Gets IMAX-First Launch by Sony Pictures Classics
Sony Pictures Classics is giving audiences an early look at Mamoru Hosoda’s newest epic, Scarlet, unveiling an IMAX-exclusive rollout that spotlights the film’s scale and emotional sweep.
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Ian Bell’s ‘WTO/99’ Documentary Recaptures Outrage and Emotion of 1999 Protests
Over twenty-five years later, the impact of the 1999 protests of the World Trade Organization can still be felt today. Director Ian Bell puts archived footage together in WTO/99 to link these feelings of distrust, dissatisfaction and disappointment from the Battle of Seattle to how we interact with politics in the modern day.