Few things capture the spirit of the festival circuit like discovering a filmmaker at the beginning of their rise—someone whose work is both personal and cinematic, raw yet precise. Do
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The summer belongs to Sherry Cola (again), and rightfully so. As an actor, writer, comedian, and trailblazer, she’s built a career rooted in honesty, humor, and intention. With every project,
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Horror has always been more than jump scares. At its best, it’s a mirror, a metaphor, a vehicle for exploring the fears we’re not always ready to name. In The
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Horror can reflect our deepest fears, or—at its most powerful—tap into something achingly human. In The Other, writer-director Paul Etheredge tells a story that threads grief and longing through a
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Audiences are already buzzing about Vincent Miller’s breakout role in Inside, a haunting Australian prison drama featured at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival. Starring opposite Guy Pearce and Cosmo Jarvis,
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RJ Mitte brings a natural presence and rare adaptability to each character he plays, making every performance feel distinct. But in Westhampton, he steps into a role that hits closer
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A quiet Shabbat dinner turns into a masterclass in mayhem in Bad Shabbos, where one untimely accident sends two families spiraling into a night of secrets, snowballing lies, and barely
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A lone button. A briefcase. Three impossible choices. In Sew Torn, filmmaker Freddy Macdonald crafts a genre-bending tale where even the smallest decision can spiral into chaos. At the heart
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When Anna Campbell moved back to the suburbs during the pandemic to focus on her children, she hadn’t expected it to become a creative turning point. But like her onscreen
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Dez Duron brings to Broadway the same timeless quality found in the jazz standards he performs night after night—rich with feeling, grounded in craft, and resonant beyond their final notes.
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