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All of Us Strangers: When Loneliness Creates Its Own World
Loneliness is not necessarily an isolated experience. Sometimes, it can exist even within the presence of a constant crowd. However, All of Us Strangers (2023), written and directed by Andrew Haigh and adapted from the novel Strangers by Japanese writer Taichi Yamada, tackles loneliness in a different way. Andrew Haigh’s film begins with something that sounds almost simple: Adam, a gay screenwriter living alone in a nearly empty London apartment
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Street Fighter Review Roundup: Critics Mostly Unimpressed by Kitao Sakurai’s Nostalgic Video Game Reboot
Kitao Sakurai’s Street Fighter, the third live-action film based on Capcom’s long-running fighting game franchise, arrives in theatres on October 16 through Paramount Pictures. Andrew Koji and Noah Centineo star...
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Elizabeth Holmes Documentary You Can See Everything Eyes $12M Opening, Biggest for a Non-Music Documentary in a Decade
A24’s You Can See Everything, the secretly filmed Elizabeth Holmes documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, is heading towards one of the biggest documentary openings in years. The film earned $1.75 million in Thursday previews and an estimated $5.3...
