In A Complete Unknown, director James Mangold ventures into the labyrinthine persona of Bob Dylan, delivering a biopic that is as enigmatic and multifaceted as its subject. Eschewing traditional narrative structures, the film offers a kaleidoscopic portrayal of Dylan’s early years, capturing the mercurial essence of an artist perpetually in flux. Timothée Chalamet’s portrayal of

In the pantheon of cinematic monsters, the werewolf stands as a symbol of primal fear and transformation. Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man aspires to rejuvenate this iconic figure for a contemporary audience, yet despite its ambitious premise and a cast brimming with potential, the film falters in execution, delivering a narrative that is both underdeveloped and

Director Halina Reijn delivers a provocative and unflinching examination of power dynamics, desire, and self-discovery within the corporate world in “Babygirl”. Starring Nicole Kidman as Romy Mathis, a high-powered CEO, and Harris Dickinson as Samuel, her intern, the film ventures into uncharted territory, offering a raw and nuanced portrayal of a complex relationship that defies

No one has the same disciplined work ethic in Hollywood as Luca Guardagnino (except perhaps Ayo Edebiri, who ironically will star in his next film). It almost feels like the Italian director, who has acclaimed films like ‘Call Me By Your Name’, ‘Bones and All’ and most recently the superb ‘Challengers’ under his belt, is

“All we need is love,” says director Steve McQueen at the press conference for his film ‘Blitz’, whose DNA, like the Briton himself, is anchored in the history of this country. An epic that illuminates an event through the eyes of a mixed racial 9-year-old boy who is separated from his mother and has to