By The Odyssey is one of the most important works of Western Literature. For centuries, Homer’s epic has shaped the way we think about fundamental concepts such as duty and hospitality. Its depiction of the cunning Odysseus has influenced heroes from Sherlock Holmes to Superman. Countless of people have studied The
Trailer: Michael Mann’s “Manhunter: The Final Cut”
StudioCanal has premiered the trailer for their upcoming re-release of “Heat” and “The Insider” director Michael Mann’s iconic 1986 thriller “Manhunter” to mark its 40th anniversary. Dubbed “Manhunter: The Final Cut,” the new 4K restoration gets a theatrical re-release on July 24th in the U.S. and the United Kingdom on
Christopher Nolan On AI & “Odyssey” Backlash
You’d think filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” would be one of the last things to become a target in a culture war – but here we are. Nolan sat down with The Telegraph this week to ask him about the backlash that seems to have originated over the casting choices
“Moana” Box-Office Previews Underwhelm
Disney’s live-action “Moana” film pulled in $4.5 million in previews on Thursday, which is on the lower end of the scale for these kinds of films. It’s better than the $3.5 million that “Snow White” did last year ahead of its $42.2 million opening, but less than half that of
DO YOU LOVE ME: A Kaleidoscopic Love Letter to Lebanon
Filmmaker Lana Daher draws on 70 years of archival footage in Do You Love Me, her kaleidoscopic love letter to Lebanon and its capital city, Beirut. The film merges the public and the private—from clips from Lebanese films and television shows to Daher’s own home movies and family photographs—to paint
