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Is Ancestors, the directorial feature debut of The Lodgers and The Winter Lake writer David Turpin, a love story, a noir mystery or a metaphysical fable?…

There has never been a great film about September 11, 2001. There should be. For 25 years, artists and audiences have been processing the attacks onscreen.…

Controversial star Mark Ruffalo wasn’t at the Toronto International Film Festival’s opening night to support his latest movie because the Marvel actor is shooting his series…

A coalition of international media organizations has urged governments to support local producers against the “ubiquity of global streaming services” that puts commissions for diverse storytelling…

Having racked up 130-plus movie credits over a 50-year producing career, Don Carmody has long been known as the Don of Hollywood North by studio bean counters who crunched the…

Kathmandu, September 11 Tenzing, a film directed by Jennifer Peedom telling the story of the first successful ascent of Everest, is set to premiere as the…

Destin Daniel Cretton could be ready to make a splash with Hawaii Five-O. The filmmaker, who is coming off the record-breaking success of Spider-Man: Brand New…

Paul Greengrass has long been drawn to ordinary people standing up against forces greater than themselves. It’s a theme that runs through Bloody Sunday, United 93…

The 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 has brought with it a fresh round of major-milestone documentary programming. This includes a three-part National Geographic series focused on…

In the first and best of many late ‘70s needle drops that punctuate Being Heumann, the punchy guitar groove of Iggy Pop’s “The Passenger” starts out over…