Falling in love (and lust) never looked so good! This beautiful movie montage from the legendary Clara Darko shows what it feels like for two women to fall in love and explore their sexuality together. It’s gorgeous, tension-filled, and leaves … Continued

It’s the 1950s and a down-on-his-luck Hollywood producer comes to London to adapt a popular West End play for the big screen. However, when members of the production start being murdered, seen-it-all before Inspector Stoppard (Sam Rockwell) and ambitious rookie … Continued

In 2017, veteran British actor Francis Lee made his directorial debut with the quiet, romantic drama God’s Own Country. Set in the Yorkshire countryside, the movie follows Johnny Saxby (Josh O’Connor) a lonely, young farmer who lives with his emotionally … Continued

Last week we treated you to the hottest actors of 2020, so of course, we’re giving you the most alluring actresses this week. This time, we decided to throw our one rule out the window because 2020 has been a … Continued

The 45th Toronto International Film Festival is just around the corner. This year, due to current events, the festival will be run a little differently. According to its website: “The 45th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival, taking place … Continued

The French Dispatch pops up with an exciting trailer that showcases the wonders of the cast and visual mise-en-scene. The film seems to be divided into three sections and offers a glimpse into an intricate plot. Director Wes Anderson‘s playful … Continued

In 2017 Francis Lee made God’s Own Country, a beautiful love story about a lonely farmer (Josh O’Connor) and a Romanian migrant worker (Alec Secareanu) set in rural Yorkshire, England. It’s hailed as the British Brokeback Mountain, but the only … Continued

In 1868, Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women. The book is set in Massachusetts during the end and aftermath of the Civil War. It follows the lives of the four March sisters: Amy, Jo, Beth, and Meg. The book was … Continued

Yes, it’s yet another retelling of a classic story, but Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott novel “Little Women,” starring Timothee Chalamet, Saoirse Ronan, and Meryl Streep, still manages to bring a fresh eye to a familiar tale. … Continued

Perhaps we should thank (or blame) the #metoo movement. Or maybe it really is #timesup for the old fashioned, patriarchal movie biz. Or it could be as simple as female performers refusing to be the focus of the male gaze … Continued