Film

Heretic, by Scott Beck & Ryan Woods
Mormonism, Radiohead, and Monopoly

Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher, and Chloe East play twisted characters in this brainy, claustrophic, and twisted movie that will have you wondering our purpose in this world and the sense of it all.

Chanel Métiers d'art 2024/25
A Window to Hangzhou

Wim Wenders captures the beauty of The West Lake, one of Gabrielle Chanel's biggest inspirations and the next location of the Métiers d’art fashion show.

Squid Game: Season 2
It's Play Time!

Hey kids, it’s time to play! As a lovely Xmas present, the second season of “Squid Game” arrives on Netflix December 26 for you to binge-watch the entire series during the holidays.

Wicked, by Jon M. Chu
Camp and Blissful

Expect fun choreographies, a blissful atmosphere, and stellar performances by Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande as the Broadway musical makes it into the big screen.

Charlie McDowell & Emily Matthews
Digital Detox

We chat to the film director and the young actress about “The Summer Book,” their latest film recently presented at Stockholm Film Festival, about Moomin, time, and nature.

Bird, by Andrea Arnold
Between Dreams and Desolation

The director blends social realism with magical realism in her new film — a raw fairy tale where imagination transforms harshness into beauty.

Parthenope
A Love Letter to Napoli

Paolo Sorrentino’s new feature film is a love letter to his hometown, Napoli. Adventure, love, death, and heartbreak all collide in the life of this young woman who’s not afraid to take risks.

James Cusati-Moyer
After They Crash, They Fuck

We exchange ideas with the actor James Cusati-Moyer about his Tony nomination, navigating demanding roles, mental health and his latest projects, “Sacred Creatures” and “Slave Play”.

Steve McQueen
A Heartfelt History

The Oscar-winning director shares his vision for his latest old-fashioned movie, “Blitz,” featuring Saoirse Ronan and Harris Dickinson, discussing the contrasts between working in TV and cinema.

Emilia Pérez, by Jacques Audiard
A Fever Dream

A musical about drug trafficking, gender identity, and redemption? Jacques Audiard’s new movie arrives at the Seville Festival and on Netflix in the United States.