Film Festivals
What happened at CPH:DOX: the films, prizes and city scenes that mattered
A festival stroll through Copenhagen that links bold documentaries, award surprises and a city still grappling with its culinary identity
first full documentary on lorne michaels from morgan neville
Morgan Neville directs ‘Lorne’, the long-awaited documentary on Lorne Michaels, arriving in U.S. theaters on April 17, 2026 with rare access and contributions from major SNL alumni
inside hbo’s neighbors: a portrait of escalating neighborhood conflicts
HBO’s ‘Neighbors’ compresses local feuds into a rapid, often uncomfortable watch that highlights how personal delusions and lack of empathy escalate small disputes into community breakdowns.
indiewire partners with lavazza for 41st film independent spirit awards coverage
IndieWire and Lavazza will deliver lively blue carpet chats and coffee-fueled interviews at the 41st Film Independent Spirit Awards, hosted by Ego Nwodim at the Hollywood Palladium.
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friday the 13th part vi: jason lives — a fresh look at the 1986 sequel
A timely reexamination of the 1986 sequel that blends sincere character work and elevated production values with the franchise’s signature mayhem.
nordic stories reach international audiences via new studio and EFM showcase
An LA-based company is packaging Nordic stories for global markets as the European Film Market amplifies the region with a dedicated works-in-progress showcase.
charli xcx’s the moment explores pop stardom at berlinale
Charli xcx, who co-created and stars in The Moment, presented the film in Berlin’s Panorama, discussing its blend of fiction and lived experience, the festival strategy and the creative team behind the A24 release.
rosebush pruning at the berlin film festival: aïnouz’s dark family satire
Karim Aïnouz brings a daring, satirical ensemble piece to the Berlin Film Festival, exploring privilege, family violence and uncomfortable humor through a luminous cast.
morocco emerging as a creative partner in global film production
Supported by a 30% tax credit and platforms like the Atlas Workshops, Morocco is transforming from a preferred shooting location into a source of globally competitive films and series.
criterion 4k releases: akira kurosawa’s stray dog and may collection highlights
Criterion issues a 4K Ultra HD edition of Akira Kurosawa’s Stray Dog and expands its May slate with restorations, premieres, and Blu-ray debuts from notable filmmakers.
how nirvanna the band the show became a movie and what to expect
an inside look at how a cult TV comedy was reshaped into a kinetic film through test screenings, legal strategy, and creative pivots
terminator zero canceled at Netflix despite strong reception
Creator Mattson Tomlin says Netflix canceled Terminator Zero after one season because not enough viewers tuned in, even though critics and fans praised the anime.
first look at deep water: renny harlin’s new shark thriller
a new teaser teases survival stakes and hungry sharks as renny harlin returns to the waters that defined his career
how the 2026 wuthering heights reinvention rewrites brontë’s novel
Emerald Fennell’s adaptation trims the novel, recasts key figures, and reshapes character dynamics, producing a visually rich but polarizing take on Emily Brontë’s classic.
ben reilly becomes the spider in amazon’s spider-noir, what to know
learn the comic background of ben reilly, how spider-noir diverges from the clone saga, and why the show uses the name the spider for cage’s character
get monday meltdown free on steam: an eight-player top-down shooter with strong community support
steam’s latest free offering, monday meltdown, delivers fast-paced top-down combat for up to eight players, strong community engagement, and an inexpensive cosmetic supporter dlc.
innerspace 4k limited edition release: restored, remixed and collectible
a carefully restored 4k edition of joe dante’s innerspace arrives with new audio mixes, archival features and collector extras — a must for fans of 80s high-concept sci-fi comedy
how stellan skarsgård turned a lifetime of roles into awards recognition
A concise portrait of Stellan Skarsgård: towering career, awards momentum and the artistic choices that shape his toughest and most tender roles.
versant’s the golden life heading to e! but no hulu streaming deal currently
versant’s new E! series reunites former RHONY stars in florida; despite social posts suggesting otherwise, insiders say Hulu streaming rights are not secured
love letters review: alice douard’s debut reframes pregnancy and partnership
Alice Douard’s first feature, starring Ella Rumpf and Monia Chokri, unpacks the emotional and social realities of becoming parents when one partner is not carrying the baby.
yellow letters review: marriage, censorship and exile in ilker çatak’s latest
A Berlin-shot drama set against Turkey’s cultural crackdown, yellow letters follows two artists whose careers and home are upended by anonymous official notices — a story of creative resistance, marital endurance and life in exile.
nik dodani added to cast of cbs legal drama cupertino
Nik Dodani will play Vik, a comic-minded coder seeking representation in Robert and Michelle King’s new CBS legal drama set in Silicon Valley.
streaming guide for the simpsons 800th episode and season 37 finale
Learn where to watch the simpsons’ milestone 800th episode and the season 37 finale on fox, plus episode summaries and streaming options.
watch the 2026 daytona 500 live online with sling and follow qualifying highlights
Find streaming details for the Daytona 500 on FOX with Sling Blue, a summary of Feb. 11 qualifying highlights and the top drivers to watch this Speedweek.
how spanish sellers are positioning genre, animation and auteurs at the berlin efm
spanish distributors and sales agents are concentrating on select genre films, family animation and festival-ready auteurs at the berlin market, adapting to more cautious buyers and growing foreign interest in premium spanish titles.
by design review: a surreal furniture affair at sundance and beyond
a peculiar body-swap satire, by design turns a woman-to-chair premise into a study of desire and commodity culture, premiered at sundance 2026 and opening in theaters on February 13.