Antoni Porowski, Rachel Kushner, Michelle Zauner and others on their most memorable driving vacations, from coastal Maine to ...

Since the dawn of the technological age, the film and television industry has been mining the world of computers for narrative gain. While some tech narratives depict the industry in a relatively ...

Coupeville might be the cutest little waterfront town you’ve never heard about. Nestled on Whidbey Island, it’s one of ...

Step into an ultra-realistic world of nature with this next-level 8K travel film, mastered in Dolby Vision™ HDR. Journey across the globe’s most captivating landscapes—from mist-covered mountains and ...

In the run-up to the festival, three filmmakers from different corners of the world spoke about their roads to the Cannes ...

For those not in the know, the first film came out in 2000 and ... or the more realistic nature of a road traffic accident, this scene scarred our collective consciousness. No offence, log truckers.

The movie was released in the 1970s when intimate and bold scenes in theatre halls used to be considered taboo. Yes, this film had close intimate scenes which did not go well with the audience.

For those not in the know, the first film came out in 2000 and became an instant ... Whether it’s the novelty of a new fear unlocked, or the more realistic nature of a road traffic accident, this ...

This Australian supernatural horror film earned widespread praise from critics ... Doesn’t pull any punches with the horror scenes and delivers a satisfying ending. 8.9/10!

but this approach requires thin ferroelectric layers — which are a challenge to manufacture because ferroelectricity becomes weaker as films become thinner. Furthermore, Bibes and co-workers ...