Die My Love is challenging. Director Lynne Ramsay fine tunes every element of this production to be as agitating as possible, dropping the viewer into the mindset of a woman such as Grace (Jennifer…

Larry (Barry Primus) and Joan (Betty Buckley) are on their way to a gender reveal party for one of their grandchildren, an event that has the couple who have spent 65 years together bickering. Larry does not see the point in such a party, while Joan laments that he just “enjoys being miserable.” By the time they get there, they are focused on celebrating the occasion and concealing Joan’s terminal cancer diagnosis, as she hopes for just one more family event where her health is not the focus.

Like Pinocchio before it, Frankenstein sees Guillermo del Toro adapting a classic 19th century story, this time tapping into del Toro’s fascination with monsters. A film spending almost two decades…

For a film among those which prominently provoked Israel’s culture minister Miki Zohar to threaten that he would cut off all funding for the Ophir Awards, Shai Carmeli‑Pollak's meandering drama The Sea takes on a surprisingly tender, occasionally even lighthearted tone. It’s only in the final moments that the minimalist story about a young Palestinian boy determined to go to the sea reveals its devastating outlook and parabolic power.

Larry (Barry Primus) and Joan (Betty Buckley) are on their way to a gender reveal party for one of their grandchildren, an event that has the couple who have spent 65 years together bickering. Larr…

There have been many films and miniseries about the trials at Nuremberg, most notably the excellent 1961 film Judgment at Nuremberg directed by Stanley Kramer. However, writer and director James Va…

Die My Love is challenging. Director Lynne Ramsay fine tunes every element of this production to be as agitating as possible, dropping the viewer into the mindset of a woman such as Grace (Jennifer…

There have been many films and miniseries about the trials at Nuremberg, most notably the excellent 1961 film Judgment at Nuremberg directed by Stanley Kramer. However, writer and director James Vanderbilt takes a unique approach with Nuremberg. Adapted from the novel The Nazi and the Psychiatrist by Jack El-Hai, it expectedly follows the trials though also follows the work of psychiatrist Douglas Kelley (

Like Pinocchio before it, Frankenstein sees Guillermo del Toro adapting a classic 19th century story, this time tapping into del Toro’s fascination with monsters. A film spending almost two decades in development, Frankenstein is a long-awaited and aspirational film for del Toro. Eager to capture the tragedy and internal turmoil that The Creature (Jacob Elordi) faced, del Toro sets his adaptation of…

David Michôd’s Christy packs a punch. Unflinching and often brutal, Christy tells the life story of Christy Martin (Sydney Sweeney). Born in West Virginia in a conservative and religious small-town…

David Michôd’s Christy packs a punch. Unflinching and often brutal, Christy tells the life story of Christy Martin (Sydney Sweeney). Born in West Virginia in a conservative and religious small-town…

David Michôd’s Christy packs a punch. Unflinching and often brutal, Christy tells the life story of Christy Martin (Sydney Sweeney). Born in West Virginia in a conservative and religious small-town, Christy is a lesbian in a place where that is simply not an option. She is also a rough and tumble young woman, fighting on the basketball court and eventually making a name for herself in amateur boxing events.