Black Church Bay (London Film Festival 2026) – A Constant Simmering Pot of TensionWhat seems to be a somewhat controversial age-gap romance quickly becomes something much more sinister in Rhys Marc Jones’ Black Church Bay. Oct 21 26October 21, 2026Article at FILMHOUNDS
Sunny Dancer (Film Review) — Life-Affirming And Heart-WrenchingInfused with the youthful radiance of its cast and director, Sunny Dancer is the kind of coming-of-age film that the world needs right now. Aug 19 26August 19, 2026Article at FILMHOUNDS
Edwin Lee Gibson On The Bear Season 5 — “It’s sad, but also just beautiful”From its debut in 2022, Hulu and FX’s kitchen dramedy The Bear has had fans and critics alike saying “Yes Chef.” Now, our friends in Chicago are serving one last meal, with all episodes of the final… Jul 02 26July 02, 2026Article at FILMHOUNDS
Director Cal McMau Talks Wasteman — “Let’s just let him loose”If there’s anything us Brits are particularly good at, gritty crime dramas are fairly high on the list. That continues to be true with the upcoming release of Cal McMau’s debut feature, Wasteman. S… Feb 16 26February 16, 2026Article at FILMHOUNDS
Boogie Nights (4K Review) — A Kinetic, Timeless, Meteoric Rise And FallAlmost three decades since it made Paul Thomas Anderson's name, his debut feature Boogie Nights receives a 4K release from Warner Bros. Jan 10 26January 10, 2026Article at FILMHOUNDS
Why Can't We Get Enough of Hot Priests?From Andrews Scott in Fleabag to Josh O'Connor in Knives Out, our obsession with hot priests continues, but what is it that we love? We explore. Dec 17 25December 17, 2025Article at Popsugar UK
“This was a story that I needed to tell” – Director Rachel Lee Goldenberg On SwipedFILMHOUNDS sat down with director Rachel Lee Goldernberg to talk about her new Disney+ film, Swiped, starring Lily James. Sep 16 25September 16, 2025Article at FILMHOUNDS
TV Review: ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Is A Fascinating Character Study of Two Complex Men : The IndiependentRehana Nurmahi reviews Disney's 'Daredevil: Born Again', delving into the character of Matthew Murdock and Wilson Fisk. Apr 25 25April 25, 2025Article at The Indiependent
As Precise and Haunting as Ever – Chinatown (4K Review)Fifty years on from its release, Chinatown is a film that remains both iconic and controversial. Widely lauded as a ‘film to watch before you die', and celebrated with 11 Oscar nominations upon its release in 1974 (including a win for Best Original… Jul 08 24July 08, 2024Article at FILMHOUNDS
The Bear’s Sydney and Carmy Show The Intimacy Of The In-BetweenThe Bear is back open for business! With the new season out on Disney+ globally this week, fans are excited to get back in the kitchen, and see what's next for our chefs. Since its debut in 2022, the show has become a global phenomenon, winning over… Jun 27 24June 27, 2024Article at FILMHOUNDS
Track Review: Please Please Please // Sabrina CarpenterHow does one follow up the song of the summer? Well, by creating another one, of course! With her second single from her upcoming sixth album, Short n’ Sweet, Sabrina Carpenter builds on the hype created by ‘Espresso’ to show her versatility as an… Jun 11 24June 11, 2024Article at The Indiependent
“Bridgerton can teach us so much about modern dating – here’s why”Steamy flings. Forbidden love. Friends becoming lovers. While it may initially seem far-fetched that a show set over 200 years ago in a fictional world could teach us much about modern dating, it would appear that the opposite may well be the case.… May 23 24May 23, 2024Article at Stylist Magazine
‘Kim’s Convenience’ Is A Moving Love Letter to Immigrant Parents: ReviewThe name Kim’s Convenience is probably not an unfamiliar one. The Netflix comedy, which began airing in 2016, was the breakout for stars like Simu Lui (Shang-Chi) and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee (starring as Uncle Iroh in the upcoming Avatar: The Last… Feb 17 24February 17, 2024Article at The Indiependent
Charles Melton, Jacob Elordi & Zac Efron Prove It’s Time to Stop Underestimating Teen HeartthrobsIn this op-ed, writer Rehana Nurmahi explores the careers of Charles Melton, Jacob Elordi, Zac Efron, and others in the context of how media teen girls like is often not given the respect it deserves. On the Golden Globes red carpet, Natalie Portman… Jan 22 24January 22, 2024Article at Teen Vogue
How theatre kids finally found their spotlightTalented, ambitious, and painfully earnest – the 'theatre kid' has long been a source of cinematic ridicule. How did it come to this? With the release of Theatre Camp in cinemas, and Disney+ having just ended its longest-running show, High School… Aug 21 23August 21, 2023Article at Little White Lies
HSMTMTS Is Over, But Its Legacy Is Dynamic Teen RelationshipsIn this op-ed, writer Rehana Nurmahi discusses how High School Musical: The Musical: The Series portrays teen relationships and how the show's final season brings its legacy full circle. Since its premiere in 2019, High School Musical: The Musical:… Aug 17 23August 17, 2023Article at Teen Vogue
Barbenheimer Weekend made me love Church moreChurch provides a community that doesn’t disappear when the lights come up, but one that is set to walk with you through life’s joys and hardships. When I first moved to the town I currently live in, the church I attend would meet in Screen 4 of the… Aug 11 23August 11, 2023Article at Evangelical Focus
The Little Mermaid's 'Part of Your World' Remains Disney's Definitive Dreaming SongWith the recent release of Disney’s live-action 2023 remake of The Little Mermaid, attention has been drawn back to a film that, in 1989, was already a landmark for the studio. The Little Mermaid was a complete game-changer, bringing Disney back from… Jul 12 23July 12, 2023Article at Screen Speck
‘Chevalier’ Review: An Untold History Told With Sensuality and MusicalityDespite struggling to provide a fresh perspective, Chevalier tells an untold history with grace, poise, and sensuality, flowing much like the music of its eponymous hero. ★★★✰✰ If the name Joseph Bologne doesn’t mean anything to you, don’t feel… Jun 26 23June 26, 2023Article at The Indiependent
From "Bend It Like Beckham" to "Polite Society," Here's How South Asian Women Have Evolved On Screen4 May 2023 by REHANA NURMAHI "Polite Society," the directorial film debut from "We Are Lady Parts" creator Nida Manzoor, premiered in UK cinemas on 28 April. The film is centred around aspiring stuntwoman Ria (Priya Kansara), who practises her… May 04 23May 04, 2023Article at Popsugar UK