The 98th Academy Awards International Feature Film race is drastically heating up, featuring acclaimed, socially conscious, and festival-favorite films from around the world, promising a thrilling global cinematic showcase.
The Pitt emerged as a breakout hit for HBO Max, earning 13 Emmy nominations, multiple wins, and cementing Noah Wyle’s influence as both star and creative force behind the series.
Gen V returns September 17, heavier without Chance Perdomo. Season 2 honors Andre Anderson’s legacy, weaving grief, memory, and heart through Godolkin University, letting loss shape every chaotic, bloody, and emotional moment.
Born from one of the series’ most terrifying What If…? chapters, the story mutates into its own beast, as Marvel heroes turned into the very monsters they once swore to fight.
Assassination Classroom: Minna no Jikan arrives March 2026, promising untold chapters, original manga scenes, and the return of its beloved voice cast, and Korosensei’s enduring legacy for fans and newcomers alike.
In Ben Wheatley’s Normal, Bob Odenkirk delivers a career-defining turn, which is laced with satire and uneasy humor. The film dismantles small-town myths through violence, paranoia, and humanity.
Hungary selects László Nemes’ Orphan for the Oscars, a haunting post-war tale of waiting, loss, and fragile hope. Venice critics praised its raw power, cementing Nemes’ place among cinema’s uncompromising storytellers.
Infinity Castle crashes into theaters worldwide, igniting a frenzy. In India, passionate Demon Slayer fans wake at 5AM to witness anime’s next chapter, proving this saga is now a global phenomenon.
For years, the Murdaugh name bent justice to its will. Hulu’s series reveals what happens when unchecked power finally collides with consequences, and the fallout is catastrophic.
Spielberg calls Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another insane, comparing it to Dr. Strangelove. It is a wild, urgent, absurdist epic that makes you laugh just to keep from screaming.
