Movies about the two World Wars forever remain in fashion. The sheer scale of destruction, sacrifice, and loss makes for a great spectacle, with films like All Quiet on the Western Front and Dunkirk offering a visceral portrait of the wars. While WWII is more "popular" than its predecessor, which leads to more movies and TV shows, some creators also tackle the complicated events of WWI. At this point, it seems like there is nothing more to say, but Lukas Dohnt has another angle to explore.

When allowing cameras for the Fox Sports documentary You See L.A. into the lives of her players, UCLA women’s basketball head coach Cori Close, who just led the Bruins to a national championship, tried to stick to the wisdom of one of the school’s guiding sports lights. “I had the incredible privilege of being mentored […]

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Nothing says “I love you” like a bullet to the heart in Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi’s La Bola Negra (The Black Ball), an unashamedly romantic decades-spanning drama that emerged in the last days of a very austere Cannes Film Festival as a possible dark horse Palme d’Or winner. It’s long even by Cannes standards, […]

“Please, God, give it to Harrison!” That’s what one decades-long Academy member exclaimed to Variety, regarding industry speculation that Hollywood legend Harrison Ford is a top candidate to receive an Honorary Award at this year’s Governors Awards. This member’s passion reflects the groundswell of support for the 83-year-old movie icon. Ford isn’t the only prominent […]