Gary Oldman, Jack Lowden, and Kristin Scott Thomas reprise their roles in the British spy series.

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The era of physical bonus features is returning to screens.

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Anuparna Roy’s second feature intertwines queer longing, displacement, caste and emotional misrecognition in the nocturnal margins of Mumbai.

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Eight cinematic masterworks from Steven Spielberg are brought together in a beautiful 4K UHD collector’s edition.

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On a very dark and stormy night, Julia arrives for her very first overnight shift as a hospice nurse, only to end up trapped in a remote lakeside house with Evelyn, a dementia patient who might be dealing with something supernatural.    Julia took the job out of guilt because she avoided her own mom while she was dying of dementia. Now, she is stuck in this remote house, gradually unearthing the truth about their patient’s past, realizing something supernatural is wrong with Evelyn.    Things get worse when Evelyn’s estranged ex-husband, Randall, shows up in the middle of the night, all “Torches and Pitchforks.” He and Evelyn shared this dark past—they lost their daughter and used a sketchy spiritual ritual to try and save…

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Pakistani cinema had streets, walls, billboards, and cinema entrances long before a YouTube trailer or social media existed. One year after independence, Pakistan entered cinema with its first film, Teri Yaad, which ran for five weeks on cinema screens, as per British Online Archives. The country officially saw the dawn of the Golden Age of Lollywood, when a film’s marketing involved hand-painted posters. Lahore and Karachi became the primary filmmaking hubs, where hyper-vibrant, hand-painted posters defined the era’s visuals. The art, technique, Urdu typography, visual styles, and cultural influences that make these posters distinctive have changed over time. For clarification, let’s take the poster of 1979’s Maula Jatt and 2022’s The Legend of Maula Jatt. The 1979 poster (above) has an unmistakable look of classic…

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Japanese cult filmmaker Sabu refreshes the police-action formula with screwball comedy and melancholic undertones.

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Barbara Mori, César “Pudy” Ballumbrosio, Christian Meier, and Hermelinda Luján star in Ricardo de Montreuil’s crowdpleasing film.

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Alexandre Smia’s gripping feature debut locks Denis Ménochet inside the machinery of presidential power, where rational calculations lead toward an unthinkable conclusion.

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Blockbusters both new and old are now on 4K UHD from Universal, Warner Bros., and Sony.

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