Two best friends, Emma and Lani, attending a destination wedding in Thailand, find themselves trapped on a sinking tour boat in the heart of a tiger shark sanctuary.
An astrophysicist’s alien discovery forces him and his family to flee their home, chased by a mysterious pursuer. Their escape tests the limits between cosmic truth and paranoia.
Japanese filmmaker Miiku Sakanishi’s film stars Moeka Hoshi, Issey Ogata, and Yu Kashii.
The uncut and unfiltered theatrical experience of The Devils that Ken Russell always envisioned — and the first time the film will be presented restored and in 4K.
Chino Darin stars in Spanish filmmaker Hugo Ruiz’s thriller.
What to watch in the wild, wonderful world of genre fare.
Directed by Barbara Attie, Janet Goldwater and Mike Attie, the documentary examines how abortion has been depicted in film and television.
In the article series Sound and Vision we take a look at music videos from notable directors. This week we discuss Young Cardamom & HAB’s #1 Spice directed by Mira Nair. This entry of Sound and Vision will win you trivia rounds in very specific film themed pub quizes. It is an amalgam of fun facts that starts with the current mayor of New York. Zohran Mamdani is young, hip and a person who connects to the normal, everyday New Yorker. Fun fact number 1: You might have heard he was a rapper under the moniker Young Cardamom before he became a mayor. But did you also know he had a song in a Disney live-action production? Queen of Katwe is a film about a…
There are different relationship combinations to describe a person with power/control/knowledge, and the one that depends on and learns from the former. Parent and child; teacher and student; mentor and mentee. But in a world where isolation means near complete dependence, and danger means implicit trust, who can be counted on, when is rebellion necessary, and how is truth and fact to be known? Written by Scott Tinkham, directed by Tinkham and Michael Woloson, Littermates is a quietly compelling semi-apocalypse story, the kind of lo-fi sci fi that focuses on the people rather than the technology. Who is controlling whom, for what reason, and what happens when you cross boundaries without knowing why they are boundaries, all feel important question in an age when we are more…
Plus: ‘The Voices of Our Mother,’ ‘Rose of Nevada,’ ‘Unidentified,’ and ‘Toy Story 5.’


