Movie and TV show reviews

William Tell” is a historical action-packed movie set over 600 years ago, exploring the tale of a Swiss hero believed to have played a significant role in Switzerland’s freedom from Austrian rule under the Habsburg dynasty. Although not widely known, the character of Tell is primarily recognized as an exceptional marksman who supposedly shot an apple off his son’s head – without causing harm to him.

In her own country, England, and on both stage and screen, Plowright established herself as a notable actress, even earning a Tony award for “A Taste of Honey.” However, she decided to retire in 2014 after experiencing loss of sight due to macular degeneration.

15 years back, Unifrance established a festival that provides a distinctive venue for global audiences to savor French cinema. The 2025 event aims to champion creativity, diversity, and thought-provoking narratives that tackle both timeless and contemporary issues using a diverse collection of movies.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy will share the financial strategy with over 250 creative companies and cultural influencers at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.

The story is penned by Prune de Maistre, and it revolves around Autumn (Lumi Pollack), a 14-year-old residing in New York City who is affectionately brought up by her single father Saul (Paul Greene). The narrative occasionally flashes back to Autumn’s carefree childhood in the Amazonian rainforest, although its precise location isn’t explicitly stated. Instead, it’s portrayed somewhat unsympathetically as an “exotic” jungle of sorts. These abrupt transitions reveal that Autumn was contentedly living with her parents and a close friend named Hope, who is a stunning black jaguar she has grown up with. (Although certain settings are digitally constructed, the animals are real – two rescued jaguars, Hope and Gem, represent the wildcat at various ages.)

On January 26, the Republic Day performance at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium will stream nationwide, signifying a notable streaming agreement granting viewers unique, backstage access to the band.

Back in 2017, filmmakers Jon Watts and Christopher Ford pitched their concept for a fresh “Star Wars” standalone movie to Lucasfilm with just the basics in hand.

Hooray for Kier! At last, “Severance” is back for its second season, introducing fresh characters along with some familiar faces as they navigate the enigmatic and unsettling world of Lumon Industries.

Jane Seymour, who starred as Elise McKenna in Szwarc’s 1980 movie “Somewhere in Time,” made this announcement official.

2019 Prague begins the story with Joe (Eastwood) being shot through a window, followed by him fighting off other enemies such as Lara (Fitzgerald). However, this fight scene seems to be a planned event, allowing them both to leave their undercover lives as international secret agents and live as civilians. Five years later, they are married and on their honeymoon in a winter town near Gdansk, trying to blend in as ordinary people. Unfortunately, they become suspects when it’s discovered they possess a highly sought-after flash drive that attracts attention from both good and bad forces worldwide. The first sign of this is a small plane crash nearby, the passengers appearing to be professional assassins who have just been killed.