Olivia Wilde's directorial debut is a slick throwback to the best friend films of the '80s while asserting its own unique message.
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We Are the Radical Monarchs is a lovely documentary about girl power starting at a young age that you'll cheer endlessly over.
Netflix's latest documentary is a story of fierce political determination that shows women politicians as powerful and unrelenting
Harmony Korine's The Beach Bum is an unloveable tale of male pretension that gives Matthew McConaughey nothing to do but rely on his tropes.
The adaptation of the New Zealand vampire comedy seamlessly translates to television with a humorous and unique pilot episode
Abe Forsythe's Little Monsters is a side-splitting blend of gore and laughs with a relatable story of finding yourself... in the apocalypse.
Emily Ting's Go Back to China is a hilarious tale of generational resentment, feminine competition, and individuality you'll love.
Rebecca Stern, the director of Well Groomed, discusses working with a cadre of dogs, finding joy in the world, and premiering at SXSW.
Rebecca Sterns' documentary is a lovable and joyous examination of the world of competitive grooming and the human/dog subjects at the center.
Lady Gaga may not have walked away with a Best Actress Oscar last night, but her run has shown us how much women's likeability still plays a part in media.
The Indie Spirits have never shut out women, and this year was no different. How did women fare at this year's awards? Let's find out.
The 2019 Independent Spirit Awards may be over but let's look at five moments that made us laugh and put a smile on our face.
What could happen at this Saturday's Independent Spirit Awards? We're not psychic but here are five things we're hoping will go down.
Jeremy Comte discusses filming in quicksand, child actors, symbolism, and being honored in his Oscar-nominated short film, Fauve.
Vincent Lambe, the director of the Oscar-nominated short subject, Detainment talks to Culturess about crime, humanity, and tabloid backlash.
Marianne Farley, director of the Oscar-nominated short film, Marguerite, talks about the male gaze, LGBTQ romances, and the short film category.
Eduardo Villanueva, producer of the Oscar-nominated Madre, talks to Culturess about the nature of suspense and the validity of shorts.
With the big show a week away it's time to put some money down (if you want) and predict who's walking away with a golden statue.
Is it worth looking at this week's Screen Actors Guild Awards winners to determine the Oscars? We examine why they might (or might not) be.
The 2019 Golden Globes could be a precursor of what's nabbing Oscar gold or could be highly irrelevant — depending on your outlook.