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A Street United: Power to The People in Glasgow

By Daisy Leung

- Feb 2, 2026

A gripping exposé on community solidarity against power in Glasgow through the lens of Felipe Bustos Sierra's documentary “Everybody to Kenmure Street”.

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"Shame and Money": Surviving the Class Divide in Eastern Europe

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By Freya C.

- Feb 1, 2026

Kosovan director Visar Morina explores economic desperation and exploitation in his award-winning film "Shame and Money", where survival is a gritty contest.

"Roll Out the Red Carpet: Producers Guild's 2025 Nominees Spotlighted

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By Silas M.

- Dec 17, 2025

"The Alabama Solution," "Ocean with David Attenborough," and more are up for the Outstanding Producer of Documentary Motion Pictures award at the 2025 Producers Guild Awards.

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson Set The Screen On Fire in "The Drama"

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By Juniper W.

- Dec 16, 2025

Hollywood favorites Zendaya and Robert Pattinson play a crumbling engaged couple in "The Drama," kicking-off a trio of shared big screen appearances.

Extra! Extra! "St. Joseph" Takes Top Spot at Renowned Italian American Film Forum

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By Juniper W.

- Dec 15, 2025

Maky Rupert’s vibrant exploration of culture and family relationships in "St. Joseph" earns him prestigious acclaim and support at the year’s Russo Brothers Italian American Filmmaker Forum.

Freddy's 2nd Horror Night: More Animated Mayhem, Less Fright

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By Miles E.

- Dec 14, 2025

The sequel to "Five Nights at Freddy's" serves up more animatronic shenanigans, but fails to deliver the chills.

It's Shriek Time Again: New "Paranormal Activity" Film in Progress

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By Declan B.

- Dec 12, 2025

The $900 million "Paranormal Activity" franchise is set to shock audiences once more, with a new installment co-financed by Paramount and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster.