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You might think it would be impossible for a television show featuring Will Ferrell, Molly Shannon, Jimmy Tatro, Fortune Feimster, Chris Parnell and David Hornsby not…

A family of Turks living in Berlin is riven when one younger member’s queer sexuality emerges in drama Hijamat, the earnest but underwhelming latest from Iranian-Turkish…

Despite the impossibly high standards Christopher Nolan set for himself with Oppenheimer, he and his team, including cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema, pushed things even further with…

The time has come: reviews are in for Christopher Nolan‘s highly anticipated epic The Odyssey. Following the success of 2023’s Oppenheimer — which earned Nolan his…

Premiering at the 2026 River Valley Film Festival, Saari uses fragmented memories, Finnish landscapes and restrained performances to explore betrayal, identity and reconciliation. By Valerie Milano…

Christopher Nolan’s passionate love affair with the Premium Large Format moviegoing experience peaks with The Odyssey, a gigantic undertaking that marks the first feature shot entirely with…

In a good con artist story, the marks are rarely the focal characters, but they’re often just as important. A grotesquely rich mark is an indication…

Colin Dowda discusses High Stakes, a 2012-set stoner comedy about a teenage outcast searching for friendship, screening at the River Valley Film Festival. By Valerie Milano…

The hosts are out, but the audiences have stayed. The quarterfinals of the World Cup delivered their four largest English-language audiences ever, continuing to fuel a…

Married Bulgarian filmmaking duo Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov return to the scene of most crimes, unhappy families — or, more specifically in their case, unhappy…