Political Movies: 100 Most Significant. No. 92: Tin Drum (1980), Oscar Winner, Directed by Schlöndorff

David Bennent plays the lead role of Oskar Matzerath, a young, precautious boy who willfully arrests his own physical development, determined to remain in the body of a child even as in his adulthood.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: Tim Burton’s Horror Comedy Dominates Box-Office

Conservative provocateur Matt Walsh’s mockumentary Am I Racist? scores the third-biggest opening for a documentary in the past decade.

Bibi Files, The: Gibney’s Top-Secret Benjamin Netanyahu Movie Without Anyone Finding Out

In The Bibi Files, Gibney and director Alexis Bloom offer devastating dissection of the right-wing leader.

Curse of the Cat People, The: Robert Wise’s Directing Debut, Starring Simone Simon Kent Smith Jane Randolph

Foregoing the horror touchstones of its predecessor, Curse of the Cat People is far from a genre film, instead offering a disturbing fairy tale, a sensitive childhood fantasy couched in a ghost story.

Emmy Awards 2024: Star-Studded Nominees Night

SAG-AFTRA hosted the event, which welcomed guests including Richard Gadd, Anna Sawai, Hiroyuki Sanada, Tyler James Williams, Selma Blair and Noah Hawley.