Cannes winner Marie Kreutzer's deeply unsettling drama starring Léa Seydoux asks, do we really know everything about those closest to us?

Stefan Pape is HeyUGuys' intrepid reporter and movie star interviewer. He talks to anyone. Directors, producers, writers and film stars. He is our film festival man as well. He does a lot basically ...

VENUE TBC] in London was the place to be this evening, as the BFI London Film Festival welcomed the World Premiere of the first two episodes of The Trip to the Northern Lights, the fifth instalment of ...

Paramount+ unveils first look images for The Day, an eight-part heist thriller starring Minnie Driver, Luca Pasqualino and Louisa Harland.

The story follows Sarah Jenkins (Lisa-Marie Koroll), a young and ambitious race car mechanic who strikes an unlikely deal with Dante Annunziata (Amin Baahmed), a famous racing driver whose reputation ...

The Blue Room at BFI Southbank in London was the place to be this evening, as the BFI London Film Festival welcomed the World Premiere of Frank and Percy, a warm and witty comedy-drama about love in ...

Movies have a unique ability to transport audiences into extraordinary worlds filled with adventure, mystery, excitement, and imagination. While watching a great film can be an unforgettable ...

It’s very daunting to sit down for a 323-minute (yes, that is the runtime) deep dive into the world of iconic Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges. Director and narrator of the film Mariano Llinás is ...

Ranking cinema’s best casino heist sequences and the real games behind them Few settings suit a heist film better than a casino. There are crowds to disappear into, huge sums of money changing hands, ...

In the end, A Long Winter is a film of fine parts that don’t quite add up. Beautiful images and committed actors can’t fully make up for a story that overreaches and a running time that outstays its ...

Watch the trailer for MGM+ docuseries New Wave, featuring Billy Idol, The Police, DEVO and Duran Duran. The four-part series premieres 23 November.

Josephine is an arresting experience that de Araújo does not shy away from examining and expertly executing, with impressive young newcomer.