Directed by the main character’s daughter, My Father and Qaddafi is a personal account of a historical tragedy.

With stunning visuals and outstanding performances, Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein is a fresh and fascinating outlook on the timeless Gothic novel.

With its focus on institutional violence, Cover-Up is an incredibly hard watch, but also a very urgent and needed documentary.

As a tense psychological thriller with a brilliant cast, After the Hunt may be one of Guadagnino’s best films to date.

Part black comedy, part science fiction, and part action film, Yorgos Lanthimos's Bugonia is everything and nothing all at once.

What are the best movies about Popes? Here are 10 cinematic portrayals of the Holy Father on screen, including 5 that feature a conclave.

Welcome to the official Podcast for The Peoples Movies . A Cinephile’s Thoughts On Film, Your hosts Paul Devine and Clotilde Chinnici , thank you for joining us. One simple rule at this podcast, we’ll...

Released: 25 October 2024 Director: Jacques Audiard Starring: Zoe Saldaña, Karla Sofíá Gascón, Selena Gomez, Adriana Paz, Mark Ivanir, Édgar Ramirez After its world premiere at Cannes Film Festival ba...

Released: 29 November 2024 Director: David Derrick JR. Jason Hand, and Diana Ledoux Miller Starring: Auliʻi Cravalho, Dwayne Johnson, David Fane, Rose Matafeo, Hualālai Chung As he introduced the film...

Disney’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians episode 4 follows Percy across the United States, with interesting themes that are not as well-structured as the previous episodes.

With stunning visuals and strong female characters, Apple TV+'s The Buccaneers is the perfect show for some period drama entertainment.

Review: The series premiere of Disney’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians is everything fans of the book could have asked for and more.

Catching Fire, the second instalment of the Hunger Games series, is easily the best film in the entire saga: here is why.

Review: Episode 5 of Lessons in Chemistry continues to amaze as the focus switches from science and lab coats to TV sets and cameras.

Review: In what could have easily been a filler episode, episode 3 of Lessons in Chemistry brings a new level of emotions to the series.

Review: Penal Cordillera (Prison in the Andes) is an uncomfortable film that delivers a chilling portrayal of Pinochet’s dictatorship.

Film Review: Amat Escalante’s Lost in the Night successfully builds its mystery throughout the entire film in a visually compelling thriller.

Film Review: With Shoshana, Michael Winterbottom delivers a powerful political thriller intertwined with a historical romance.

Film Review: With Saltburn, Emerald Fennell tells a tale of privilege, desire, and deception with a magnificent visual style.

More than twenty years after the first film, My Big Fat Greek Wedding is back on our screen with a third instalment of the series. Once again, fans of the film series will be catapulted back into th...

Film Review: With its reflection on the past, Keat Aun Chong’s Snow in Midsummer (Wu Yue Xue) delivers a painful portrayal of injustice.

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