September is jam-packed with must-see TV, from the return of fan-favourites Slow Horses and Only Murders in the Building to star-studded dramas like Black Rabbit — there’s something for everyone.

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A fishing village in Cornwall is the setting for the latest eerie work from the director of 'Enys Men,' premiering in Venice.

Rather than recapping Bruce Springsteen's entire career, Scott Cooper focuses on the soul-searching moment when he turned inward and found 'Nebraska.' ...

Nine years after Merle Haggard ’s death at 79, Ethan Hawke has organized a public wake, and it’s a humdinger. A biography by ...

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If young lives lost don’t bother you — and the vast majority of folks in the shuffle are in the 18-to-34 age range — perhaps the billions of squandered dollars ...

Disney is one of the greatest studios in the business, but even it would admit embarrassment at producing movies like Song of the South and Mr. Magoo.

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A riveting documentary on investigative journalist Seymour Hersh from Oscar-winning director Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus.

Italian distribution company I Wonder Pictures has acquired rights to Venice-bound 'Broken English,' a portrait of the late Marianne Faithfull.

For many fans, the second installment of the prequel trilogy, Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, holds a unique place in the saga. It expanded the galaxy far, far away with a sprawling political plot, ...