It’s a unique feeling to be both mostly won over by and ultimately disappointed by a film. Yet cinema, even when it lets us down just as it builds us up, is often beautiful precisely for the sense of ...

JOY TO THE WORLD is a funny romantic comedy on Disney+ and Hulu with an unexpected twist. Joy is a lifestyle writer who has ...

Joy (2024)’s plot synopsis: “‘Three British pioneers, one vision.’ Joy tells the remarkable true story behind the ground-breaking birth of Louise Joy Brown in 1978, the world’s first ‘test-tube-baby’, ...

LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Biographical drama "Joy", which received its world premiere at the London Film Festival on Tuesday, depicts the decade-long efforts of three British medics and scientists to ...

Nighy plays real-life surgeon Patrick Steptoe, who teamed up with Jean Purdy (Thomasin McKenzie) and Robert Edwards (James Norton), to unlock the puzzle of infertility in 1978. By Lily Ford This ...

"Joy" is a British film that could be seen as old-fashioned, said Emily Zemler on Observer (New York), yet it strikes a surprisingly modern note. Set in the 1960s and 1970s, it is about the invention ...

Bill Nighy starrer “Joy” is set to world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival. Written by Jack Thorne (“His Dark Materials”) and directed by Ben Taylor (“Sex Education”), the film sees Nighy play ...

Anya Taylor-Joy says she spent months on George Miller’s Furiosa set without delivering any lines, filming wordless action sequences over and over and studiously — sometimes emotionally — analyzing ...

Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy began most days filming their new movie, "Sacrifice," by hiking up the side of a volcano in Santorini, Greece. "You're just looking around at the majesty of the world," ...

In 1971, Jean Eustache set a camera in front of his grandmother Odette and invited her to speak. The film that emerged, Numéro Zéro, is a vivid document of one woman’s life told without embellishment.

It's a unique feeling to be both mostly won over by and ultimately disappointed by a film. Yet cinema, even when it lets us down just as it builds us up, is often beautiful precisely for the sense of ...