Author: The World Screen
Boots Riley: ‘Theft is not outside of capitalism, it’s what it was built on’ | Boots Riley
Don’t call Boots Riley an anti-capitalist, at least not without qualification. “I’m a communist,” he clarifies. “A lot of stuff that calls itself ant [...]
In Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ Finale, the Void Swallowed Show Business Itself
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is officially a delayed show, as in no longer with us. Its last Questionert has been answered; its final Rescue Do [...]
‘Heat 2’ Eyes ‘Terminator’s Jason Clarkie to Join Christian Bale & Leonardo DiCaprio
The follow-up continues to round out its supporting cast, with filming expected to begin this summer. [...]
The 16 best Korean movies streaming on Netflix
From current favorites like 'Train to Busan' to swoon-worthy K-dramas like '20th Century Girl,' these are the best Korean movies currently streaming [...]
UK exhibitors welcome short-lived cut in VAT rates on children’s cinema tickets | News
UK exhibitors and distributors have welcomed a decision to temporarily reduce the rate of value-added tax (VAT) on the price of children’s cinema [...]
Imax shares spike as report says company exploring sale | News
Imax is exploring the possibility of a sale, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal, and has approached potential entertainment indust [...]
Critics’ Week prize winner ‘La Gradiva’ bought by 1-2 Special for North America
1-2 Special has acquired all North American rights to Marine Atlan’s La Gradiva, which just won the Critics’ Week Grand Prix at the Cannes festi [...]
One Final US Trailer for D-Day Thriller ‘Pressure’ Feat. Andrew Scott
One Final US Trailer for D-Day Thriller 'Pressure' Feat. Andrew Scott
by Alex Billington May 21, 2026Source: YouTube
"Why should I t [...]
‘Victorian Psycho’ review: Maika Monroe is gloriously gonzo in fun, feminist 19th-century horror | Reviews
Dir: Zachary Wigon. US. 2026. 90mins
It’s 1858, and English governess Winifred Notty (Maika Monroe) arrives at sprawling mansion Ensor House in [...]
‘The End Of It’ review: Striking future-set study of mortality hangs on a layered performance from Rebecca Hall | Reviews
Dir: Maria Martinez Bayona. UK/Spain/Norway. 2026. 102mins
Two hundred years into the future, and humankind has conquered death. A cocktail of b [...]