CULTURE - Page 28

The long-awaited arrival of the X-Men into the Marvel Cinematic Universe presents filmmakers with a substantial narrative challenge. Following Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox assets years ago, the question has shifted

Luca Guadagnino’s latest film, a campus-set drama centered on a sexual misconduct allegation, struggles to find its footing despite a cast of celebrated actors. The narrative, which unfolds at Yale University, follows

At 87, the acclaimed filmmaker behind cinematic landmarks like Alien and Bladiator remains a formidable creative force, driven by efficiency honed over decades and a steadfast commitment to his artistic principles. The

A new film chronicles the extraordinary scientific quest to confirm the existence of a rumored giant elephant species in the remote highlands of Angola. The project follows a South African naturalist, Dr.

A celebrated Hollywood actor travels to a film festival in Italy to receive a lifetime honor, a premise ripe for introspection. Instead, the resulting film delivers a cloying and self-satisfied journey that

Acclaimed actor David Strathairn, known for his nuanced performances in films like Good Night, and Good Luck, discusses his latest project, the family drama A Little Prayer. In the film, he portrays

As another sweltering summer draws to a close, many of us find ourselves dreaming of Mediterranean escapes – that perfect combination of sea salt, citrus drinks, and sun-kissed skin. Yet British cinema

A stark black-and-white film offers a window into the life of a nun named Vera, who resides in a secluded Orthodox monastery in Belarus. The documentary is defined by its quiet, meditative

Yorgos Lanthimos returns with a bizarre and unsettling new film that plunges into the chaotic mind of a conspiracy theorist. While technically accomplished and featuring a compelling central performance from Jesse Plemons,

A new documentary chronicles the spectacular rise and fall of Vice Media, charting its journey from a counterculture magazine to a multi-billion dollar behemoth and, ultimately, to bankruptcy. The film, directed by