In Hans Christian Anderson’s fairy tale ‘The Red Shoes’ (Danish: De røde sko), a maiden is cursed to dance in a pair of red shoes for the...

“They don’t look very happy” “Why should they? They just got married” This is the hard-bitten opening to Stanley Donen’s 1967 film, Two...

The walls are slanted. Shadows crookedly reach around corners: the angles too severe, the colors distorted. This may sound like a...

In thirteen minutes, the short documentary film Body Team 12 shows the resilience of human beings, as well as the deep injustices that...

“Wake up! Hollywood producers” demanded the ad on May 4th, 1938. The call? That certain studios were better off letting go of certain...

Showing the best and worst of human nature on screen can be difficult, especially if that story involves family. But Beasts of the...

Florian Zeller’s directorial debut lends us a view into the day-to-day life of a man with dementia, and it is at once devastating and...

The Oscar’s… why do we care? Try as we might, Gen Z are not immune to the magic of one of Hollywood’s most reactionary homes of...