Béla Tarr, the celebrated Hungarian filmmaker known for his darkly distinctive films like Sátántangó and Damnation, has died.

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Hamnet, Maggie O'Farrell’s luminous 2020 novel, shifts Shakespeare’s most famous play away from genius and towards loss.

Loved Tom Blyth in People We Meet on Vacation? His best performance might be MGM+’s overlooked Western Billy the Kid.

The major film studios are in a desperate spot, still not having recovered from the mass exodus to home viewing that began during the COVID-19 pandemic. Getting enough viewers to theaters to justify ...

Chris Rea was massive in the late-80s and early-90s, often pigeonholed as the kind of musician enjoyed by people who couldn’t ...