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Netflix's acquisition of the Roald Dahl Story Company in 2021 is delivering with four shorts starting with The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.

Austin Butler was nominated for playing Elvis Presley. Could Jacob Elordi do the same for his darker take on The King in "Priscilla?"

Production designer Robert Yeoman and cinematographer Adam Stockhausen on crafting movement within stasis for the Netflix short films.

Poison movie review: The fourth and final installment of Wes Anderson's Roald Dahl quartet has interesting parallels with the first, The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar. Both films share the same cast, and are (in part) set in India.

Catch Scorsese's classics at The Projector ahead of the release of Killers Of The Flower Moon. Read more at straitstimes.com.

It’s not Hammertime, friends — it’s springtime. This is bad news for comic book geeks, popcorn blockbuster lovers and folks who only watch Oscar fodder. But it’s awesome news for anybody who wants to see young, nubile peeps meeting and falling in love, or young, nubile peeps meeting their maker and falling down in the […]

What director could bottle Roald Dahl’s silly genius better than Wes Anderson. His new short film is quirky, formulaic and charming as ever.

Bill Newcott reviews four new Wes Anderson shorts: The Wonderful World of Henry Sugar, The Rat Catcher, The Swan, and Poison.

British actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson addressed the James Bond rumours, neither confirming nor denying them, after being spotted at a ‘top secret meeting’ with the franchise’s producer – so who is he?

To say Wes Anderson has a fascination with stories would be almost reductive. Over his expansive career, the filmmaker has experimented with metanarrative and stories-within-stories to a hyperbolic degree.  Whether it be the articles that constitute the final edition of “The French Dispatch” magazine or the teleplay within the television taping of “Asteroid City,” Anderson...