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‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ tells a story of loss that you cannot unhear

By Michael Andor Brodeur
Jan 10, 2026 9:37 am - The new film by Oscar-nominated Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania appears to open with a blurred view of a moonlit horizon and the hiss of a busy sea — but it doesn’t. This hint of horizon is a deception, and what we’re actually looking at is the sound of the call at the core of “The Voice of Hind Rajab.”
Directors Guild nominates Anderson, Coogler, del Toro, Safdie and Zhao for its top prize

By LINDSEY BAHR
Jan 10, 2026 9:25 am - Paul Thomas Anderson, Ryan Coogler, Guillermo del Toro, Chloé Zhao and Josh Safdie have been nominated for the Directors Guild’s top prize. The organization announced feature film and first-time director nominees Thursday for the 78th annual Directors Guild Awards.
Hollywood stars gather for an all-winners celebration at the American Film Institute Awards

By JONATHAN LANDRUM Jr.
Jan 10, 2026 9:07 am - f the American Film Institute Awards stands for anything, it’s that everyone in the room — from Leonardo DiCaprio and Ryan Coogler to Timothée Chalamet and Ariana Grande — leaves feeling like a winner.
Producers Guild nominees include ‘One Battle After Another,’ ‘Sinners,’ ‘Weapons’

By LINDSEY BAHR
Jan 09, 2026 1:38 pm - “One Battle After Another,” “Sinners” and “Marty Supreme” scored another pivotal nomination from the Producers Guild. The Producers Guild of America on Friday named 10 nominees for the Darryl F. Zanuck Award, their top prize and a reliable Oscar best picture bellwether.
Sarah Jessica Parker receives Golden Globes’ Carol Burnett Award and Helen Mirren gets DeMille prize

By ANDREW DALTON
Jan 09, 2026 8:16 am - Matthew Broderick presented his wife of nearly 30 years Sarah Jessica Parker with the Golden Globes’ Carol Burnett Award for a life of achievement in television at Golden Eve, a ceremony that also added Helen Mirren to the list of legends that have won the Cecil B. DeMille Award.
In ‘The Chronology of Water,’ Imogen Poots found a great role, and a best friend in Kristen Stewart

By LINDSEY BAHR
Jan 08, 2026 4:10 pm - Imogen Poots has been thinking about a Sam Shepard quote: “People here have become the people they’re pretending to be.” For Poots, Shepard’s words somehow get to the heart of it all: the disorienting paradox of attempting to work as an artist in a big industry like Hollywood and preserving your soul in the process.
‘Greenland 2: Migration’ is an unmemorable sequel with newsy title

By JOCELYN NOVECK
Jan 08, 2026 2:43 pm - “Greenland 2: Migration,” a serviceable but rather low-key, even grim affair starring a sturdy, understandably melancholy Gerard Butler, would make anyone want to get the heck out of Greenland.
A real-life ’70s hostage drama crackles in Gus Van Sant’s ‘Dead Man’s Wire’

By JAKE COYLE
Jan 08, 2026 10:34 am - It plays a little loose with facts, but the righteous rage of “Dog Day Afternoon” is present enough in Gus Van Sant’s “Dead Man’s Wire,” a based-on-a-true-tale hostage thriller that’s as deeply 1970s as it is contemporary.
In Jim Jarmusch’s starry ‘Father Mother Sister Brother,’ families struggle to connect

By LINDSEY BAHR
Jan 08, 2026 5:15 am - Jim Jarmusch invites audiences into three family gatherings of adult children in his gentle tryptic “Father Mother Sister Brother.” Don’t worry, you won’t be resentful you’re not part of any of them, not even the one where Tom Waits plays Adam Driver’s dad.
Ralph Fiennes shines in ‘The Choral,’ a heartfelt WWI drama about the power of music

By MARK KENNEDY
Jan 08, 2026 5:00 am - The best parts of the “Ocean’s Eleven” movies aren’t the big heists. They’re when the motley crew is being put together. And that’s perhaps the best bit in “The Choral,” if you substitute George Clooney with Ralph Fiennes and Las Vegas with northern England. And the ultimate goal is music, instead of oodles of cash.

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