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Don’t think for a moment that the Thai film “Hunger” is about feeding the poor. You would be off by a mile.

Spring and summer blockbusters are coming early this year with the March 31 opening of “Dungeons and Dragons,” playing here, believe it or not. The long-awaited film treatment of the

Given some of the marginal fare I’ve endured at the movies lately, I was happy to stay home and review something, anything, mildly amusing–and that is, precisely, 2010’s “Leap Year,”

The local theater is screening “A Man Called Otto,” based on a 2012 novel by Swedish author Fredrik Backman. Marc Forster directed what is the second film version, the first

‘The Pale Blue Eye,” a film now streaming on Netflix, is the second project for actor Christian Bale and director Scott Cooper. They did “Hostiles.” in 2017, with Wes Studi

An uncanny new exhibition couples the work of a renowned documentarian with everyday snaps of unknown origin from around the world

Sitting through three hours of “Babylon” will require stamina. Damien Chazelle, who gave us “La La Land” in 2016, wrote and directed this meandering, raucous comedy/drama as a paean to

“Tar” is not a happy movie. Neither is it entertaining. It is, however, a compelling tour de force for Cate Blanchett as well as its director, Todd Field.

Ghosts star Charlotte Ritchie, who plays Alison in BBC1s hit haunted house sitcom, revealed the Surrey hotel she stays in while filming is also plagued by ghostly figures.

Sarah Vine this week enjoyed a triad of festive (and spooky) viewings from the BBC, including Count Magnus, the Inside No. 9 Christmas special and Motherland: Last Christmas.