Movie
Sidney Poitier Made His Directorial Debut With A Subversive Western That Needs More Love
Buck and the Preacher deserves more recognition as one of the best Westerns of the 1970s, and arguably of the late 20th Century.
Sun, 23 Aug 2026 08:29:07 GMT
This event is stored on Wrooms Live. Sign in to talk about it in a room with people and Wrooms AI.
Related
Rosie O’Donnell Ends ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ Guest Run With Trump-Roasting Song: “Use That Stable Genius Brain”
Although Rosie O’Donnell’s late-night hosting run has come to an end, she graced her biggest fan with a song in his honor. On Friday’s Jimmy Kimmel Live, the 12x Emmy-winning guest host let longtime foe Donald Trump have it in the opening monologue, which she ended with a song ro
Meet the Festival Director: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2026
As EIFF celebrates its 79th year, Paul Ridd reflects on the value of collaboration and honouring the festival’s history while shaping its future. ]]>
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma review – the freak shall inherit the earth
Jane Schoenbrun's third feature is a smart, sexy ode to the teen slasher, starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson. ]]>
Coyote vs Acme review – one must imagine Wile E Coyote happy
Three years after being shelved, this Looney Tunes comedy emerges triumphant from the studio graveyard with Wile E Coyote and Will Forte sticking it to the man. ]]>
How Anne Hathaway Became the Mother of Millennials
Homeric queen, global pop star, magazine editor, aspiring novelist – Anne Hathaway has had an eventful 2026. Across the last quarter-century, she has emerged as the definitive actress of the millennial generation. ]]>
Pretty Babies – first-look review
Best friends Marie and Luna flee to Hollywood in pursuit of movie stardom, only to fall into the dark underbelly of sex work in Tyler-Marie Evans’ stunning debut. ]]>
Talk about this in Wrooms