South African comedy has found a global audience by embracing the languages, traditions and wonderfully familiar family chaos that make its stories local.
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People can now pay to video call AI actor Tilly Norwood, but Hollywood’s latest experiment raises a bigger question about what creates a real connection.
Netflix has chosen Lizzie Borden as its first female “monster”, but her acquittal makes this true-crime story far more complicated than it appears.
Vintage Violence turns phone addiction, livestreams and digital chaos into a TIFF crime thriller starring Cole Sprouse.
Hollywood is backing Trump’s federal film tax credit push as runaway production raises bigger questions about jobs, crews and where work goes.
Clayface brings horror to Gotham, turning a Hollywood star’s desperate attempt to reclaim his life into a nightmare of identity, obsession and revenge.
Wile E. Coyote is taking ACME to court, and his mix of cartoon chaos, stubborn hope and familiar charm could make this a family movie worth watching together.
Practical Magic 2 opened at No. 1, beating Spider-Man and proving that nostalgia works best when audiences have kept the magic alive.
Cinema just had its biggest summer ever, proving audiences still love the movies, but only when the experience feels worth leaving home for.
Venice Film Festival 2026 is serving glamour, politics and anxiety as Musk, Bunker and Company ask what cinema is nervous about.