Fountain of Youth Review
Fountain of Youth follows two estranged siblings, Luke Purdue (John Krasinski) and his younger sister Charlotte Purdue (Natalie Portman), as...
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Interview: Karim Aïnouz on Motel Destino, filming in Brazil, and independent filmmaking
Set in the northeastern coast of Brazil, Motel Destino focuses on the titular motel, a roadside sex hotel run by...
Motel Destino Review
Motel Destino opens with a medium close-up of clear blue water, with waves crashing on the shore, with the diegetic...
Interview: Leonardo Van Dijl on Julie Keeps Quiet, creating a safe space, and the world of tennis
Julie Keeps Quiet is a psychological Dutch film written and directed by Leonardo Van Dijl. The film had its world premiere...
Julie Keeps Quiet Review
Julie Keeps Quiet focuses on Julie (Tessa Van den Broeck), an incredibly talented tennis athlete who trains in an elite...
Interview: James McArdle & Darren Thornton on Their Touching, Heartwarming New Film Four Mothers
After its world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival in October 2024, Four Mothers is coming out in UK cinemas on...
Elio Footage Revealed at Disney’s Special Preview Event
At the press preview earlier this week, Disney unveiled some exclusive footage for their original release, Elio. The latest animation...
Snow White Review
According to my parents, the original Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Disney's 1937 cartoon that started the tradition of Disney...
In the Lost Lands Review
"This is not a fairytale," says the main character at the beginning of In The Lost Lands. As a matter of fact,...
Opus Review
"Experience gives people perspective," says one of the characters to our protagonist when she talks about her hopes and dreams...
A Thousand Blows Review
“The following is inspired by real characters who lived and fought together in London’s East End,” the opening intertitles tell...
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy Review
“It is not enough to survive, you have got to live,” says one of the characters in Bridget Jones: Mad...
The Fire Inside Review
Before watching The Fire Inside, I did not know much about boxing at all, let alone about the hardship and struggles in...
Interview: Christopher Andrews on Filming in Rural Ireland, The Cinematography, and The Use of Gaelic On “Bring Them Down”
The People's Movies sat down with director Christopher Andrews to talk about his debut feature Bring Them Down, coming out on...