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HG Wells’s famous novel The Invisible Man is here reworked by writer-director Leigh Whannel...

Moving lights silently announce the beginning of the show. The stage is open, a...

Canadian director Matthew Rankin is no stranger to the Berlin Film...

Costumes creatively reimagined through discarded objects, chilling operatic...

Eeb Allay Ooo!’s cryptic title is handily explained in the opening frames...

The general premise of Hope sounds undeniably bleak, and even a little familiar....

Lois Patiño delivers a slow-burning mediation in Red Moon...

Set in a rural, bleak and deserted environment where adulthood and society are...

Based on Olaf Stapledon’s 1930 science fiction novel of the same name,...