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"Yaoguai" Turns Assimilation Into Horror
At this year's HollyShorts, Mimi Lee's "Yaoguai" makes its world premiere as a 1970s-set horror about a Taiwanese American actress whose survival instincts summon something monstrous, asking what gets erased in the pursuit of universal appeal.
"EUROPA" Gives the Ocean a Voice in a Feminist Sci-Fi Epic
At this year's HollyShorts, Jacqueline Elyse Rosenthal's "EUROPA" sends three astronauts to Jupiter's moon in search of water, and asks who will decide the future of humanity when Earth's supply runs dry.
"Tu Viens D'où" Finds Love After 50, One Phone Call at a Time
At this year's HollyShorts, Lola Glaudini's "Tu Viens D'où" screens in the Touch of Romance block, telling a long-distance love story in fractured, dreamy calls that trace how two lovers found each other later in life.
"Haram Salami" Turns Photography Into an Act of Love Across Three Generations
At this year's HollyShorts, Negine Sekandari's "Haram Salami" follows three generations of Afghan women through a single bold act that unearths buried tensions, asking whether making images can be a form of preservation rather than shame.
Study the "One Night Only" Screenplay with StoryBoardDG
Join StoryBoardDG on August 10 for a live online discussion of Travis Braun's acclaimed romantic comedy screenplay "One Night Only".
Apply for the Fujifilm GFX Challenge Grant Program 2026
Pitch your next photography or filmmaking project for a chance to receive up to $10,000, mentorship, and Fujifilm GFX equipment.
Develop Your Feature Script with Anna Maguire’s Summer Workshop
Join filmmaker and educator Anna Maguire for a three-month script development program designed to take writers from outline to completed feature screenplay.
Submit to The Reel Champions Shorts Fest Before the Extended Deadline
The Reel Champions Shorts Fest returns in October 2026 with a 2-day showcase celebrating films by women and non-binary filmmakers.
Jane Schoenbrun Has Done it Again: The Premiere of "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma"
The premiere of "Camp Miasma" followed by a Q&A with Director Jane Schoenbrun and lead actress Hannah Einbinder.
"Our Hero, Balthazar" and the New Crisis of Boyhood
A teenager growing up in New York City might appear completely different from a teenager living in rural Texas. But beneath those differences, they share far more than we assume. Both are shaped by one of the most powerful forces of the digital age: the desire for attention.
The New Obsessed Filmmakers
After a blockbuster week for two young directors, Kane Parsons and Curry Barker, I interviewed Austin Micka, a young filmmaker from Los Angeles, to hear his thoughts on this new movement in the industry.
Which Ninja Turtles Movies Are the Best for New Fans?
With over forty years of history and nearly ten mainline movies featuring five iterations of the characters, entering the world of the TMNT can feel overwhelming, let me make it easier.
"Born to Lose" Goes Full Throttle
Director Joseph Zentil and Co-Writer Pierce Csurgo talk about the making of their feature debut.
Troy Paff: From "Dirty Jobs" to "Texas Music Revolution"
No matter how many places Troy travels to, his work stays true to the ideas that originally brought him to Hollywood: making films, not videos. He has stayed true to his artistic vision, even though the blueprint was simply a wing and a prayer.
Amplifying Haitian Voices: Award-Winning Filmmaker Jacquil Constant on Culture, Community, and Creativity
A conversation with multi-hyphenate Jacquil Constant leading up to the 11th annual Haiti International Film Festival—of which he is the founder.
Our Last Day as Kids: a love letter to 2000s emo
An interview with filmmaker Dylan Hryciuk about his coming-of-age short film, his plans for a feature, and the beautiful chaos that is the underground music scene
The Art of Method Dressing
Recent premieres of "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" and "The Odyssey" have given Zendaya and her longtime stylist, Law Roach, a chance to further demonstrate the ever-evolving nature of method dressing.
Does "Save the Cat" need saving?
An honest review of the popular screenwriting book, "Save the Cat".
$170 Million Split 170 Ways: What I Hope Hollywood Learns From the Summer's Box Office
Indie movies have been dominating at the box office while blockbusters have been struggling to break even. Here's what I wish Hollywood would do about it.
Young Filmmakers, Kane Pixels & Indie Horror Inspiration
How the next generation of filmmakers is finding inspiration through internet culture and independent storytelling.
DaVinci Resolve 21, AI Editing & Immersive Workflows
Blackmagic Design showcases the latest AI features, immersive workflows, and post-production innovations in DaVinci Resolve 21.
Student Sports Broadcasting, Live Production & Commentary Tips
Young broadcasters share lessons learned from producing live sports coverage and commentary.
Immersive Filmmaking, AI Workflows & the Future of VR Cinema
Exploring the intersection of immersive storytelling, virtual reality, and AI-powered filmmaking.
Editors' Picks
This Year’s Brightest Star: How "Project Hail Mary" Dominates 2026 Cinema
Project Hail Mary, starring Ryan Gosling, takes the crown as the best movie of 2026 so far. Whether you’re a fan of the Project Hail Mary book, or are simply searching for your next favorite sci-fi film, this is an unmissable experience. **SPOILERS AHEAD!!**
Hollywood North's Hottest Export: "Heated Rivalry" as a Canadian Production
What initially appears to be a niche, provocative sports drama reveals itself as a layered and emotionally resonant story, gaining widespread acclaim and evolving into an unexpected global success.
"Project Hail Mary": A Sci-Fi Hit That’s Winning Over Everyone
A new sci-fi blockbuster is bringing audiences back to theaters—and critics love it too!