Indonesian cinema has been on a noteworthy rising trajectory, especially within the horror genre, which is not only resonating with domestic audiences but also garnering international interest. Pabrik Gula (Sugar Mill), directed by the talented Awi Suryadi, promises to be a game-changer. With the film scheduled for a theatrical release in Indonesia on Eid al-Fitr
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The potential for a sequel to *One of Them Days* tantalizes fans and highlights the undeniable chemistry between SZA and Keke Palmer. Their dynamic in the original film, which showcased the struggle and humor inherent in their contrasting personalities, laid a strong foundation for additional storytelling. Comedy thrives on relationships, especially in a buddy format,
In today’s hyper-connected world, social media has become an indispensable part of the entertainment industry. This reality was underscored by actress Scarlett Johansson, who recently disclosed in an InStyle interview the growing pressure from studios and her team for her to join platforms like Instagram. Johansson, an established talent in Hollywood, is not just facing
In an unexpected revelation, Michael Fassbender, the acclaimed actor known for his versatile roles, recently shared insights into the casting process for the iconic James Bond character—a role that Daniel Craig made his own over five successful films. Fassbender, who was in the running for the role himself back in 2005, not only participated in
On April 18, an electrifying opportunity arises for fans of the Man of Steel: a one-day Superman-themed tour at Warner Bros. Burbank studio. In a world rife with mediocrity in how we celebrate our icons, this event rings out as a resounding call to embrace the legacy of a figure synonymous with hope and heroism.
Flying Lotus’ film *Ash* transcends the typical confines of science fiction, boldly stepping into the realm of cosmic horror. This year at SXSW, the movie stands out not merely for its narrative but for its underlying commentary on colonization and humanity’s dark tendencies. Eiza González’s portrayal of astronaut Riya is not just a journey to
The recent controversy surrounding Mel Gibson’s bid to regain his gun rights is both shocking and revealing, highlighting deeper issues lurking within our legal and political systems. Elizabeth G. Oyer, a Justice Department pardon attorney, found herself unceremoniously fired after she refused to endorse Gibson’s request, raising serious concerns about the ethics surrounding high-profile pardons.
Christopher Landon’s latest offering, “Drop,” delves into the chaotic intersection of technology and trauma, a topic that resonates profoundly in our increasingly digital world. The film centers on Violet (Meghann Fahy), a widowed mother re-entering the dating scene after a devastating loss. This setup brilliantly reflects a societal issue—how do we reclaim our lives amidst
In an era when sequels are often met with skepticism, Gavin O’Connor’s “The Accountant 2” indeed breaks the mold. Nearly a decade after the original’s mixed reactions, the film delivers a surprising depth that rises above the trend of unnecessary sequels. It dives into familiar territory with a fresh approach, exploring familial dynamics and emotional
Bill Maher recently addressed the contentious issue of “cancel culture” during an episode of *Real Time with Bill Maher*, discussing its shifting manifestations in today’s society. What Maher identifies is far from a phase; it’s a cultural shift that reflects deeper societal tensions. Critics may dismiss cancel culture as a myth, but events surrounding the