Rustin, a Netflix Original film, brings to the screen the story of Bayard Rustin, a black gay man, who is credited for organizing the 1963 March on Washington in under eight weeks, a feat all believed was impossible.
Rain Dogs, from HBO, present a toxic dramady of an unconventional love story in London between a working-class single mum, her 10-year-old daughter, and a privileged gay man and the seedy worlds that won't release them.
The Monkey King, a Netflix original, brings to the screen an animated story of an abandoned Monkey who is forced to find his own way while understanding his destiny is bigger than the small borders of his village.
The Investigation, from HBO and Warner Media, presents a harrowing story into the investigation of the murder of Kim Wall, the Swedish Journalist slaughtered while on assignment, and the team of detectives dedicated to finding the truth.
Recently, Dreamscape Immersive, located at Century City Westfield Mall, introduced members of the local media to the dynamic world of immersive Virtually Reality which allows guests to be transplanted into the middle of a world that doesn't exist.
She Rides Shotgun, from Lionsgate, present a contemporary dramatic thriller, as a newly released ex-con, who made enemies on the inside, fights to save himself and his daughter, while being hunted by the Southwest’s biggest drug dealer.
Something Beautiful, from Sony Music Vision and Trafalgar Releasing, brings a unique big screen cinematic concert film experience to theaters worldwide showcasing the vast range of pop music icon Miley Cyrus as she debuts her new album.
The Ritual, from XYZ Films, brings to the screen a powerful depiction of the most infamous demonic exorcism in history, as an all-star cast deliver unforgettable performances in this riveting and gripping supernatural horror thriller.
Any Day Now presents a fresh take on the 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art Heist, in Boston, Massachusetts, and as the crime has never been solved, it is a fictionalized account of what might have been.
A Different Man, from A24, presents a surprising story, as an aspiring actor with a severe deformity participates in a clinical trial, and by a miracle the transformative procedure works, leaving the past, he thinks, behind.
The Substance, from Working Title Pictures and Amazon Prime, presents a sci-fi horror film as an aging celebrity is offered a black-market resuscitation drug that will restore her to a younger, more vibrant, version of herself.
Heretic, from A24, presents a religious thriller as two young women from the Church of Latter-Day Saints become snared in a trap by a religious sociopath in which they are forced to prove or denounce their faith.
Sing Sing, from A24, presents an intimate prison drama that focuses on a troupe of men who have found their escape through the prison drama group, until a series of events challenges the bond that held them together.
Thelma, from Magnolia Pictures, brings to the screen an ode to freedom and independence, as an elderly woman is swindled by a phone scammer and decides to track down the thieves and get her money back.
The Brutalist, from A24, presents an epic saga of one man's journey from war torn Europe to the United States, and the hope of rebuilding his career as he confronts lies, deception, prejudice, and suffers irreparable injury.
The Apprentice, from Briarcliff Entertainment, presents the early days of New York developer Donald Trump, his rise from Queens to riding high on Fifth Avenue, and how an encounter with infamous attorney Roy M. Cohn changed his life.
My Old Ass, from Lucky Chap Productions and Indian Paintbrush, presents the story of second chances in a world of fast-moving changes as the summer before college, a mushroom trip offers a girl a glimpse into the future.
Anora, from NEON, presents a twist on a modern Cinderella story, as a Brooklyn sex worker believes she has found her way out only to be bitch slapped into reality by her prince's wealthy controlling parents.
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl from Aardman Animations and Netflix, held its premiere at the recent AFI film Festival, reintroduces the sinister Feathers McGraw behind bars thanks to the zany inventor Wallace and his faithful companion Gromit.
The Room Next Door, from Sony Pictures Classics, brings to the screen the story of embracing the evitabilities of life, and when natures interject a cruel fate, deciding to create the ending of your choice.
Nightbitch, from Searchlight Pictures, presents a fantasy fueled dramady which blends reality and the need to escape the mundane boredom of suburban life, a failing marriage, coupled with the brain numbing experience of early child rearing.
September 5, from Paramount Pictures, brings to the screen the story of the 1972 Munich Olympic Israeli hostage siege and the determination of ABC's sports to keep the story even as it travels into uncharted territory.
A Real Pain, from Searchlight Pictures recently held a special screening at the AFI Film Festival, treating audiences to the story of two mismatched cousins who reunite to honor their beloved grandmother by journeying to her native Poland.
Here, presented by Sony Pictures and Director Robert Zemeckis, recently held its global premiere at the AFI Film Festival and brings to the screen a story of life, and past lives, of love, heartache, loss, and laughter.
In celebration of his forthcoming new album Orgy of the Damned out May 17 on Gibson Records HERE, SLASH the iconic, GRAMMY®-winning guitarist and songwriter will perform songs all next week on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Hollywood Con Queen, the shocking docu-series from Apple TV, details a master manipulator, preying on the dreams and aspirations of talent around the world, until an investigative reporter, Scott Johnson, begins uncovering the astonishing story.
The Hill, an upcoming release based on professional baseball player Rickey Hill's life, starring Dennis Quaid, Bonnie Bedelia, Joelle Carter, and Scott Glenn, presents an uplifting triumph over circumstance film with Colin Ford starring as Rickey Hill.
The Hill, an upcoming true story based on the life of professional baseball player Rickey Hill, starring Dennis Quaid, Bonnie Bedelia, and Scott Glenn, presents an uplifting triumph over circumstance film with Colin Ford starring as Rickey Hill.
Kandahar, starring Gerard Butler and directed by Ric Roman Waugh, remains one of the top ten theatrical movies, taking on tentpoles and alt-universe fan favorites, as "adult driven action" films continue to make a box office comeback.
Sprung, from Amazon's Freevee, written and directed by Greg Garcia, tells the story, across nine-episodes of an unlikely group of formerly incarcerated people who received early pandemic release, and decide to use their criminal expertise for good.
A Love Song, from Bleecker Street and Stage 6 Films and directed by Max Walker Silverman, is receiving serious critical acclaim and features Wes Studi, co-starring as Leto the romantic interest, in the quiet compelling love story.
A Love Song, from Bleecker Street and Stage 6 Films and directed by Max Walker Silverman, is receiving serious critical acclaim and features Dale Dickey, star of stage and screen, in the lead role of Faye.
Actress Andie MacDowell's appeal is in her ethereal glow. From her crown of dark cascading curls to her porcelain complexion and delicate features, MacDowell's sweet yet sultry sensuality has captivated movie-going audiences for decades.
After 12 years of killing zombies and capturing viewers' hearts on AMC's The Walking Dead, Norman Reedus has a new book coming out this month, The Ravaged, a story of three personal quests with abnormally parallel outcomes.
The Phantom of the Open, from SONY Pictures Classic, weaves a heartwarming true story of Maurice Flitcroft, an unrelenting optimist, who in a moment of either genius or madness sets his sights on playing in the British Open.
