Toronto festival rejects Oct 7 film over Hamas fears
The Toronto International Film Festival faces backlash for allegedly refusing to screen a film about the October 7 massacre, citing concerns over upsetting Hamas supporters.
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Benjamin Caron on 'Night Always Comes'
Director Benjamin Caron discusses his bold new film 'Night Always Comes', blending risk-taking storytelling with raw realism and a touch of royal influence.
Why 'Weapons' Horror Works Without Deeper Meaning
The horror sensation 'Weapons' proves that sometimes, pure terror is enough—no hidden messages required. Discover why audiences love its straightforward frights.
Cillian Murphy's striking new look for Netflix film revealed
Oscar-nominated actor Cillian Murphy stuns fans with a dramatic new appearance for his upcoming Netflix film 'Steve', showcasing his versatility once again.
Celine Song’s 'Materialists' – A Sharp Anti-Capitalist Rom-Com
Director Celine Song returns with 'Materialists,' a sharp-witted romantic comedy that critiques capitalism while delivering heartfelt storytelling. Starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans, this Sundance hit promises laughter, romance, and a
David Stratton: The critic who defined Australian cinema
A heartfelt tribute to David Stratton, the legendary film critic whose infectious passion for cinema left an indelible mark on Australia's cultural landscape.
David Stratton, famed film critic, dies aged 85
Renowned Australian film critic and broadcaster David Stratton, a towering figure in cinema journalism, has died at the age of 85, leaving behind a legacy of insightful critique and passionate advocacy for film.
TIFF removes Hamas documentary from lineup
The Toronto International Film Festival has withdrawn a documentary featuring Hamas bodycam footage from its lineup following intense criticism and concerns over its content.
Brian Cox slams £540K taxpayer funding for film festival
Actor Brian Cox criticises the allocation of £540,000 in taxpayer money to a minor film festival premiere in Scotland, questioning its value for public funds.
Jay Duplass on 'The Baltimorons' & MIFF Chaos
Jay Duplass opens up about his latest film 'The Baltimorons', creative chaos, and his experience at the Melbourne International Film Festival in this revealing interview.
Hollywood’s 2025 Movie Marketing Revolution
Discover how Hollywood studios are transforming movie promotion with cutting-edge campaigns, immersive experiences, and digital innovation to captivate global audiences.
Red Bull eyes Newcastle Falcons takeover
Energy drink giant Red Bull is reportedly in discussions over a potential takeover of Newcastle Falcons, with former Sale Sharks director of rugby Steve Diamond involved.
Only Murders in the Building Season 5: What’s Coming Next?
Everything we know so far about the highly anticipated fifth season of 'Only Murders in the Building', including potential release dates, returning cast members, and intriguing plot speculations.
Gov steps in as Thames Water faces collapse
The UK government is preparing contingency plans as Thames Water, the country's largest water supplier, faces severe financial instability. Ministers and regulators are on high alert to prevent a collapse that could impact millions of customers.
Nerds: The Musical – Tech Titans at Edinburgh Fringe
Discover the quirky and entertaining musical 'Nerds' at Edinburgh Fringe, which brings to life the rivalry and friendship of tech legends Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.
Wolf Children: A Tender Werewolf Masterpiece
Discover why Mamoru Hosoda’s 'Wolf Children' is hailed as a tender and enchanting masterpiece in this heartfelt review of the animated werewolf fable.
Amy Madigan on Her Thrilling Role in 'Weapons'
Discover how Amy Madigan brought the enigmatic Aunt Gladys to life in the gripping new thriller 'Weapons'. Exclusive behind-the-scenes details you won't want to miss!
Quirky comedy That Alien Sound delivers sonic absurdity
A bizarre yet brilliant indie comedy explores the chaos when mysterious sound waves invade a woman's body, blending sci-fi absurdity with sharp humour.
Steve Bradley opens up about terminal cancer diagnosis
Beloved horticulturist and TV presenter Steve Bradley shares his emotional journey after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, urging fans to cherish every moment.
Venice to Show Restored 'Queen Kelly' by von Stroheim
The Venice Film Festival will screen a meticulously restored version of the 1929 silent film 'Queen Kelly', starring Gloria Swanson and directed by Erich von Stroheim, hailed as a cinematic masterpiece.
Steve Parish supports Guéhi amid CAS appeal
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has publicly supported defender Marc Guéhi following the club's appeal to CAS, while also welcoming new manager Oliver Glasner.
Borthwick silences doubters as England learn summer lessons
England head coach Steve Borthwick addresses critics and reflects on the No. 10 debate following a challenging summer series, with key takeaways for the team's future.
Jota sends Liverpool to Wembley amid Parish controversy
Liverpool's Diogo Jota shines in a thrilling victory, securing a spot at Wembley, while Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish faces backlash for his remarks on Andre Silva.
Celebrity inheritance shock: Irwin kids get modest sums
A bombshell report reveals how celebrities like Robert and Bindi Irwin structured their wills, leaving fans stunned by their modest inheritances. Discover the legal and emotional reasons behind these surprising decisions.
One More Shot Review: A High-Octane Sequel
The adrenaline-pumping sequel 'One More Shot' ups the ante with relentless action, gripping suspense, and standout performances. Read our full review.
Mare’s Nest: Locarno’s Eerie Conspiracy Thriller
Ben Rivers and Don DeLillo’s 'Mare’s Nest' mesmerises at Locarno with its eerie exploration of conspiracy and isolation. A must-watch for fans of cerebral cinema.
Emma Thompson dazzles in 'The Dead of Winter' at Locarno
Emma Thompson delivers a chilling performance in 'The Dead of Winter,' a psychological thriller that captivated audiences at the Locarno Film Festival. Read our in-depth review.
Steve Carell: How a film changed his view on abuse
Actor Steve Carell opens up about his cultural awakening through the film 'The Way Way Back' and its profound impact on his understanding of domestic abuse.
Palace chairman on Europa League ambitions and club challenges
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish opens up about the club's Europa League dreams and the challenges they face in a candid interview.
Fujifilm X-Half Camera Review: Film Meets Digital
We tested Fujifilm's innovative X-Half film camera to see if it lives up to the hype. Is this retro-inspired gadget worth the investment for photography enthusiasts?
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