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The actor-writer-producer talks about starring in the Apple TV+ adaptation of ‘The Mosquito Coast,’ the underlying relevance of the series, and why he feels his career is bizarre

Marvel gives sneak-peak into ‘Eternals’; reveals titles for ‘Black Panther 2’ and more

Marvel’s exclusive teaser also showcases new footage for Scarlett Johansson-led ‘Black Widow’ and ‘Shang-Chi and the Legends of the Ten Rings’

Timothee Chalamet, Billie Eilish to co-host 2021 Met Gala

Tennis champion Naomi Osaka and poet Amanda Gorman will also be a part of this year’s Met Gala Host Committee

Mohanlal’s ‘Drishyam 2’ set for Hindi remake

The Hindi remake of the first ‘Drishyam’ was led by Ajay Devgn portraying Mohanlal’s role and Tabu playing the Inspector General of Police

‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines’ movie review: A sweet, futuristic film with visual verve

Netflix animated feature ‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines’ offers a comical take on scary tech apocalypses while keeping family at the heart of the storytelling

Dee Bradley Baker talks of his 'Star Wars: The Bad Batch' experience

The voice actor discusses the challenges and excitement of voicing five distinct characters in the show, that drops on May 4

Olympia Dukakis, Oscar-winning 'Moonstruck' star, dies at 89

Dukakis won the Oscar for best supporting actress and Cher took home the trophy for best actress

How locations took centre stage in Malayalam films made during the pandemic hit 2020-21

With several restrictions in place, filmmakers made most of the locations and came up with interesting narratives

Ekavali Khanna on ‘Bombay Begums’ getting her global recognition

Kolkata-based actress boasts an interesting body of work despite a late start to her career

‘Without Remorse’ movie review: Michael B. Jordan thriller is eminently forgettable

This adaptation of the Tom Clancy novel plods dourly through a pointless plot, and feels like a sad, by-the-numbers action movie from the ‘80s

From ‘Ayan’ to ‘Anegan’: How KV Anand picked unique Tamil titles for his films

Late Tamil filmmaker KV Anand was known to opt for names with a deep literary meaning

Gal Gadot to star in adaptation of Catriona Silvey’s novel ‘Meet Me in Another Life’

The story revolves around a man and a woman who continue to meet in multiple different versions of reality

Disney+ Hotstar launches ‘Quix’, a lineup of short-form titles starring Mandira Bedi, Shreyas Talpade among others

The titles range across genres such as crime, thriller, comedy and romance, and will start streaming from May 7

Priyadarshan on K.V Anand: Indian cinema has lost one of its most talented cinematographers

Director recalls working with the late cinematographer on his debut film, ‘Thenmavin Kombath,’ which won the National Award for Best Cinematography

‘The Disciple’ movie review: A window into the inner conflicts plaguing an artist, shot artfully

Chaitanya Tamhane’s sophomore film makes for an immersive, poetic watch, brought to life by a terrific team of technicians and actors

KV Anand and his never-ending love for cinematic ‘twists’

Filmmaker-cinematographer KV Anand’s signature style, in the films he directed, was the trademark climatic twists that gave the audience a high

KV Anand’s last project: A love story in the backdrop of election politics

Writer-lyricist Kabilan Vairamuthu talks about his association with the late director

‘The Father’ movie review: Anthony Hopkins’ Oscar-winning act leaves you with a heavy heart

Florian Zeller’s film adaptation of his play has Hopkins — who won in the Best Actor category at the 93rd Academy Awards — play a man struggling to cope with his dementia

‘Shadow and Bone’ season one review: All hail the Grishaverse

Netflix’s latest fantasy series is a hit for both the Grisha series lovers and new audiences, detailing the story of an underdog soldier in powerful and gripping ways

What’s coming to Netflix: ‘Love, Death & Robots: Volume 2’, ‘Alma Matters: Inside The IIT Dream’ and more

Find out what goes into making an IITian an IITian, and the second season of the Emmy-winning animated anthology on the platform

‘The Falcon and The Winter Soldier’ review: What does it mean to be Captain America?

Marvel’s latest superhero offering has too much to grapple with and brims with ambition initially, but doesn’t quite pull it off

U.K. film academy suspends award-winning filmmaker Noel Clarke over misconduct claims

As many as 20 women had accused Clarke of misconduct including sexual harassment and sexually inappropriate behaviour on set.

Director and cinematographer K.V. Anand no more

Anand was at the helm of popular movies like 'Kaappan’, ‘Ayan’ and ‘Ko’, among others.

Tribute to Kumar, the young Murugan in 'Avvaiyar'

Actor P.N. Kumar became famous for the ‘sutta pazham’ scene in the film Avvaiyar

‘Sowcar’ Janaki: ‘I’m an incurable romantic’

‘Sowcar’ Janaki, who turns 90 this year, took up acting to earn a living but stayed on to become a star

‘Zero’ review: Delightfully-grounded take on the superhero origin story

The series tackles serious issues of immigrants and gentrification of neighbourhoods in an entertaining and engaging manner, aided by a talented cast

Arshad Warsi and Boman Irani on their upcoming comedy series ‘LOL: Hasse Toh Phasse’

It is the local version of the streaming platform’s original international series called LOL, and will feature 10 comedians

Florence Pugh to star in adaptation of Emma Donoghue’s novel ‘The Wonder’

Pugh will next be seen in ‘Black Widow’ and Olivia Wilde’s ‘Don’t Worry Darling’

How Pixar film ‘Luca’ weaves Italian folklore and childhood friendship together

How director Enrico Casarosa and his team of animators and artists used memories of the Italian filmmaker’s childhood in Genoa to weave an otherworldly universe in upcoming animated feature ‘Luca’

Guy Ritchie, Jason Statham reunite for action thriller ‘Wrath of Man’

The dark thriller sees Statham play ‘H’, a mysterious loner who takes up a job at a security firm

‘Citizen Kane’ loses perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes after 1941 negative review resurfaces

The critic branded the movie “a flop” and wrote that the film’s noir-inspired visuals and use of shadows “gives one the creeps”

Netflix’s Play Something feature is here to solve your binge-watching indecision

Netflix’s new feature ‘Play Something’ is evocative of traditional TV. Cameron Johnson, Director of Product — TV & Kids, tells us about the UX decisions and the timing of this shuffle feature

In filmmaking, bravery beats competence, says director Mira Nair

While working on artist Amrita Sher-Gil’s biopic, BAFTA jury member Mira Nair talks of the importance of experimenting with different forms of filmmaking

The Joker has a message: How Sendrayan’s latest shoot came about

Actor Sendrayan believes that his ‘Comali’ photoshoot by L Ramachandran will grab eyeballs and raise awareness on the ongoing pandemic

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