By Director Peter Berg is getting back into the muck for his latest feature project, adapting Buzz Bissinger‘s acclaimed non-fiction bestseller The Mosquito Bowl: A Game of Life and Death in World War II. Berg’s new film takes us directly to the heart of one of the world’s most elite fighting
First Trailer for ‘Queen at Sea’ with Juliette Binoche & Tom Courtenay
“In this regard, I know her better than you do.” Greenwich Ent. has unveiled the official trailer for the indie film Queen at Sea, a London drama from filmmaker Lance Hammer – his first since his original debut Ballast in 2008. This premiered at the 2026 Berlin Film Festival earlier
Sebastian Stan & Renate Reinsve in Norway in ‘Fjord’ Official Trailer
“Don’t they have to prove what they claim?” Neon has revealed the first official US trailer for the film titled Fjord, the latest from Romanian filmmaker Cristian Mungiu following R.M.N. a few years ago. This first premiered at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival earlier this year to a divisive set
Blu-ray Review: Sketch Book ~full color’s~
Over the last few summers, I’ve been taking the kid to various local comic conventions and noticed that anime dominates not merely the cosplay, but the little shops and artists alleys. Why have America’s youth given up on American superheroes like Batman and Captain America for characters drawn in Japan?
GANDAHAR: René Laloux’s Final Trip, As He Intended
When Gandahar, the final film from French animator and director René Laloux, was released in France in 1987, the science-fiction epic was praised for its vibrant visuals and imaginative story—so much so that Miramax bought the North American rights and began to prepare an English-language version for distribution on this
