Borderline Director Johannes Vang on Making a Comedy at the Edge of Three Countries

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Borderline Director Johannes Vang on Making a Comedy at the Edge of Three Countries

There’s a moment in director Johannes Vang’s short film Borderline (På Grensa) where three strangers — a Norwegian customs officer, a Finnish fisherman, and a Swedish woman with a bag full of secrets — all realize simultaneously that none of…

Chie Hayakawa on RenoirFilmmaker Magazine

Renoir Chie Hayakawa’s Renoir (2026) focuses on Fuki (Yui Suzuki), a preteenage girl whose perspective on life is darkened and complicated over the course of her father’s terminal illness. The film is set in 1987, a year or so into Japan’s “bubble…

‘Every Year After’ Creatives Reveal the Direction of the Show for Season 2 and Beyond

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for the finale of Every Year After.Every Year After is the latest romance novel adaptation to take Prime Video by storm. Based on Carley Fortune's novels Every Summer After and One Golden Summer, the…

Nathan Deming’s Winter Hymns Is the Sold-Out Indie Drama That Turns Grief Into a Communal Experience

Film Threat founder Chris Gore and editor-in-chief Alan Ng sit down with Wisconsin-born filmmaker Nathan Deming to discuss his emotionally fearless independent drama Winter Hymns, currently expanding from a sold-out run at the Wisconsin Film Festival to theaters across the…

Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim Take CannesFilmmaker Magazine

"Tim & Eric Made It 2 Cannes" Laurel and Hardy, Martin and Lewis, Nichols and May… Tim and Eric. A double-act for the ages, Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim first teamed up as students at Temple University in Philadelphia, and…

‘The Pitt’s Fan-Favorite Doctor Confirms Noah Wyle Gave His Blessing to Return [Exclusive]

The Pitt was a certified home run for HBO Max the second it premiered on the service, becoming one of both the production company and the streaming platform's biggest hits of all time. Season 2 pulled in even more viewers…

John Travolta on Propeller One-Way Night CoachFilmmaker Magazine

Propeller One-Way Night Coach When I was asked for my favorite discoveries at Cannes this year, “the Travolta” was high on the list. Propeller One-Way Night Coach (2026), John Travolta’s feature directorial debut, premiered on the frantic first Friday night, when no…

Forget Deadpool, Ryan Reynolds Has Another Cult Classic That Deserves a Comeback [Exclusive]

Rumors continue to swirl around Welsh football club co-owner Ryan Reynolds, as the fingers of MCU fans are kept tightly crossed, wishing for Deadpool to join the Avengers for the upcoming Doomsday. Scheduled for release on December 18, the confirmed…

Irati Gorostidi Agirretxe on Aro berriaFilmmaker Magazine

Aro berria Aro berria, the first feature from Spanish Basque filmmaker Irati Gorostidi Agirretxe, is focused on the revolutionary potential of two spaces: a factory floor and a tent. In the former space, Gorostidi restages the working-class unrest of the…

‘The Celebrity Traitors’ UK Season 2 Is Officially Coming Sooner Than Expected

Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Richard E. Grant and Claire Foy for Savage House. In this interview, the stars discuss Peter Glanz's script, the absurdity of human nature, and why their characters would be canceled on Instagram. Grant also…

RZA Doles Out One Spoon of ChocolateFilmmaker Magazine

One Spoon of Chocolate RZA, born Robert Diggs, is most well-known as The Abbot, or leader, of the Wu-Tang Clan. Beyond his musical pursuits, however, he has been building an eclectic body of work in cinema for going on three…

‘Masters of the Universe’ Director Just Set Up the Perfect Sequel [Exclusive]

The following article contains spoilers for Masters of the Universe. For the first time in nearly four decades, Masters of the Universe is officially back on the big screen, and if early audience reactions are any indication, the long wait…

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