Sirāt: Oliver Laxe’s Exhuberantly Thrilling Existential Road Movie–2025 2nd Best Film

“Many of us wonder whether we’re capable of change–or doomed to repeat the same mistakes,” says Laxe. “The film is about that inner path that pushes you to die before you die.”

Tribute to Brigitte Bardot: And God Created Woman (1956):

Confession of a mature critic about being a horny teenager upon seeing Brigitte Bardot for the first time.

Avatar: Fire and Ash: Cameron’s Threesquel Launches Below Expectations–$88 Million Domestic Debut

“Avatar 3” registered dramatically behind the second film’s $435 million global debut.

Sirāt: Oliver Laxe’s Exhuberantly Thrilling Existential Road Movie–2025 2nd Best Film

Laxe has referred to the film as his “most political” and “most radical” work, and we can see why.

One Battle After Another: Anderson’s Epic Dominates LAFCA Awards

Paul Thomas Anderson’s adaptation of the Thomas Pynchon novel “Vineland” was the top winner, earning 3 prizes for best picture, director and supporting performance for Teyana Taylor.