The popularization of the superhero genre has empowered studios to explore avenues outside of the traditionalist Marvel and DC brands. Some craftsmen have elevated the genre's formula (Upgrade and The Old Guard), while others lack the follow-through to live up to their potential (Brightburn). Netflix's latest big-budget offering Project Power
An awkward eighteen-year-old girl named Quinn Ackerman (Sabrina Carpenter) achieves near-perfection by sheer hard work. She vows to transform her gawkiness through dance, and refine her skills until she competes at a competition. Right from the opening scene of Laura Terruso's Work It, you can feel the good vibes and happy-go-lucky tone
Some projects can elicit a more cathartic experience for actors than others, with Liam Neeson's latest endeavor Made in Italy being a prime example of a star gravitating towards material that resonates on a deeply intimate level (Neeson stars alongside his own son Micheal Richardson). Despite its stars' connection
Katy Perry Edition: Bits & Pieces - Ladj Ly’s explosive directorial debut Les Misérables will be released in UK and Irish cinemas on 4 September. The film premiered in competition to great acclaim at the Cannes Film Festival winning the Jury Prize and has been nominated for a variety of awards including
By Thomas White. Produced by a young crew from low-income at-risk communities in São Paulo, Sócrates reflects the circumstances under which it was conceived. Set in a dynamic environment, in which poverty and aspiration sit side by side, it is a coming of age drama which incorporates themes of grief, loss
