film industry
Ralph Fiennes Is President Snow: A Casting Choice That Haunts and Haunts Again
In the dimly lit corridors of Panem’s Capitol, where power is as fragile as it is absolute, Ralph Fiennes has been cast as...
Chris Marks1 Mins read
Tilda Swinton’s ‘Death in Her Hands’: A Haunting Dive into the Mind’s Abyss
In the quiet solitude of a forest, a widow stumbles upon a cryptic note: “Her name was Magda. Nobody will ever know who...
Chris Marks1 Mins read
Africa’s Moment at Cannes: The Future of Film Is Here, But Will the World Listen?
This year, something seismic happened in Cannes. It wasn’t a director’s fiery speech or an unexpected Palme d’Or winner. It was something quieter,...
Joseph Bennett2 Mins read
Letterboxd’s New TVOD Venture: Is This The Future of Cinema, or Just Another Streaming Mirage?
Imagine a world where curators—not algorithms—decide what’s worth your time. A world where the latest films are recommended not based on your search...
Chris Marks3 Mins read
The Reaping of Stardom: Kelvin Harrison Jr.’s Game-Changing Role in Sunrise
When you see Kelvin Harrison Jr. on screen, it’s impossible not to wonder: How does a performer so young, so unassuming, manage to...
Kirsten Collins2 Mins read
Jackie Chan’s Defiant Stunt Legacy: A Battle With Time and Gravity
At 69, Jackie Chan’s body should be telling him to stop. Instead, the legendary martial artist and actor insists that he’ll keep throwing...
Kirsten Collins3 Mins read
The Wedding That Never Crashed Again
He says it with a grin, the kind that only works when you’ve coasted through an era of effortlessly quotable comedies and come...
Chris Marks2 Mins read
2025: The Year Every Book Became a TV Show—But at What Cost?
There’s something jarring about the relentless tide of book-to-TV and movie adaptations flooding our screens in 2025. Once a niche corner of Hollywood,...
Chris Marks2 Mins read
Thandolwethu Zondi: The Silent Storm Behind Netflix’s ‘Go’
He steps into the frame with an almost unsettling calmness, his presence both familiar and foreign—a paradox of sorts that no one could...
Chris Marks3 Mins read
