Film

In this METAL 51 interview, Sonoya Mizuno reflects on identity, fate and the quiet power of micro-decisions in a life shaped by transformation.

Con motivo del aniversario de Fire!!, el festival de cine LGBTQ+, hablamos con su director, que lleva tres décadas redefiniendo el cine queer en Barcelona.

A24’s new “Bring Her Back” is bloody and thrilling. Its young, 17-year-old star chats the mind-bending effects of horror and putting our phones away.

Dafne Keen says it all with a look. From child prodigy in Marvel and Star Wars to action icon, she reflects on her career and the emotion of her early projects.

Boy George, Dorothy's legacy, lesbian coming-out stories, and drag queens battling zombies. Discover the unmissable queer film selection at this essential NYC film festival.

In this film essay, the director doesn’t illustrate, he denounces. He doesn’t revere, he interprets. An audiovisual piece that shows us that a once imagined dystopia might be closer than we thought.

In her directorial debut, presented in Cannes, Scarlett Johansson avoids any temptation for visual spectacle and delivers an intimate, restrained, and moving film.

The winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes was made in secret. The Iranian director is critical with the government’s regime, and he uses his platform to speak out about torture, morality, and revenge.

The director presents another journey into the heart of American contradictions: rich, poor, successful and losers. This is what you must know about his new movie, just presented in Cannes.

In the director’s universe, even decay has good taste. As frenetic and verbose as it is visually immaculate, his new film includes something new: urgency.