Team watersports take a backseat to adolescent mind-games in Charlie Polinger's promisingly atmospheric, body-horror-tinged ...

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Ari Aster’s political horror “Eddington” is a love-hate affair that’s got people talking. “Sirât,” “The Plague” and others ...

The Space Program, a New York-based team of indie producers, describes itself as a collective. The way things work is that ...

A review of the Cannes Film Festival Un Certain Regard Entry 'The Plague" Set in summer camp for boys where cruel bullying ...

Cannes: Charlie Polinger plays with broad riffs on coming-of-age, body horror, and bullying genres to craft something with a ...

The Plague' director Charlie Polinger talks his 2025 Cannes premiere, which takes a harrowing look at a boys water polo ...

While fewer Americans are dying, the deadly drug is still ending mostly young lives by the tens of thousands.

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“The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo” runs out of new ideas before long, but Céspedes and his cast have earned enough ...

In 10 months, instead of having people succeed in Philadelphia, we’ve had 11 say, ‘F–k this, I am not doing this.'” ...

Children have their own language, their own rules. They create their own society. Then an adult becomes a foreigner within ...