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In Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is alone — very alone. “There’s just nothing better than watching Tom play an awkward scene,” says director Destin Daniel Cretton. “His comedic timing with his awkwardness, I think, is one of the most brilliant things about him. It’s so relatable.” Jay Maidment/Columbia Pictureshide caption

The Diary of a Chambermaid, the latest feature film by Radu Jude, has been selected for the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and the New York Film Festival (NYFF).

Pluribushas more than a few memorable shots from varying points of view, including from the air. Some of those scenes involved filming from show creator Vince Gilligan’s own helicopter (he’s also a pilot), from a drone, or sometimes both. Unsurprisingly, Marshall Adams, one of the show’s directors of photography told me those sequences were “tricky”…

Hey friends! Barbarella here. THE DEVIL’S MOUTH is currently available on Prime. This latest entry into shark-versus-people stories follows a group of friends on one last adventure before they enter the realm of adult responsibility. The group finds itself in a cave that recently flooded, bringing creatures from the ocean into its freshwater passages. Despite…

“The Pitt” is the definition of a “put your phone away while watching” show. The believable aesthetic, hyper-realistic surgery sequences, and terrific performances plunge viewers into the story, and its breathless pacing keeps us locked in for practically every second of screen time (even if some people are watching the show incorrectly). Look away at your own risk — you…

Leonardo DiCaprio stars as ex-revolutionary Bob, on the run, in Paul Thomas Anderson’s ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.

‘The Wicker Man’ sequel director Justin Hardy dies ahead of film’s premiere   Entertainment

Just before the matinee screening of The Odyssey, Matthew Raymond is running around the projection room in South Kensington, threading film and making checks.

Unless you’ve been living under a very large, very soundproof rock, you know “The Odyssey” just dropped. No, not the Homer book, that’s been out for, like, 2,700 years.

Until a few months ago, Curry Barker was a relatively unknown actor and a slightly better-known YouTuber. Now, at 26, the American performer has become one of the youngest and most acclaimed filmmakers of his generation after making his directorial debut with Obsession. The horror film was shot in 26 days, produced for $750,000 and,…