Hollywood

At a time when capitalism is facing flak internationally for its rampant disregard for democratic structures, ethics and the environment, it is challenging to empathise with the privileged one per cen...

Jared Eamons, an Arkansas college student who is an avid runner and an aspiring writer, is also gay. Or rather, he is in the midst of figuring that out about himself — what it means, how he might ac...

It’s early summer 2019 and George MacKay is standing in a trench, staring into the eyes of Colin Firth. They’re making a First World War film on Salisbury Plain, which is standing in for the Weste...

The wintertime Liam Neeson sad-dad action thriller for 2019, Cold Pursuit, is just like most of the previous specimens and also completely different. This time, instead of rescuing a daughter, as he d...

It’s appropriate, then, that Glass, which debuts this weekend, completes another kind of circle. Riding high on the success of its predecessor, Split (2017), the film concludes an original superhero...

Brazilian filmmaker Fernando Meirelles — the man behind City of God, Blindness and now The Two Popes — was in Mumbai recently to receive the Excellence in Cinema award at the Jio MAMI 21st Mumbai ...

There have been a lot of movies made from the Robin Hood legend, and the 1938 Adventures of Robin Hood, directed by Michael Curtiz and William Keighley, remains the best. Its 100 or so minutes just br...

The crispy poultry motif figures heavily in the Green Book trailers, conceivably as a warning. Every suspicion you might entertain — that this will be a sentimental tale of prejudices overcome and c...

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Don’t let the marketing blitz fool you. Jojo Rabbit is not an irreverent anti-Nazi satire in the grand tradition of The Great Dictator, The Producers or even Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Baster...