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Ella McCay, written and directed by James Brooks, is the kind of political comedy‑drama that feels like it wandered in from 1995, looked around at 2025, and decided to just be charming instead of edgy. That’s not a complaint. Brooks leans into warmth, mess, and human frailty ...

A Machu Picchu Proposal, directed by Colin Theys, is one of those breezy, sun‑splashed romances that knows exactly what lane it’s driving in. It’s light, it’s earnest, and it’s built for that specific mood where you want a getaway without leaving your couch. The film leans into    ...

If you came up in the era of VHS surf tapes, burned CDs, and waiting three months for a magazine to land in the mailbox, watching First Chapter (2006), Thrills, Spills, and Whatnot (2011 alt cut), and Chapter 11 (2017) back-to-back feels like seeing the internet slam into  ...

To Barcelona, Forever is exactly what you think it is: a Hallmark sequel that exists to let its cast flirt in gorgeous Spanish light while tripping over destiny. It’s part of the Passport to Love lineup and follows up To Barcelona, With Love, sending Anna back to Spain where she almost    ...

Arriving in UK and Irish cinemas from 27th February as part of Tull Stories’ Joy of Cinema strand, The Spin is a breezy, big-hearted road trip comedy that wears its love of music proudly on its sleeve. Directed by Michael Head, the film swaps the grit of his earlier work for something   ...

Villa Amore (2025), directed by Clare Niederpruem, is one of Hallmark’s sun-soaked Passport to Love entries that doesn’t so much invite you to watch as it sidles up, taps your shoulder, and whispers, “Hey… you wanna disappear from your life for two hours?” It stars Eloise   ...

Crime 101 is both ageless and of the moment: a sleek, intoxicating knockout from writer-director Bart Layton, who pulls source material from Don Winslow. Layton, best known for his merging of fact and fiction in American Animals and The Imposter, goes full-on   ...

If the first Crossword Mysteries movie was about proving Tess Harper could solve a crime with nothing but a pencil and a pattern‑obsessed brain, the second film, Proposing Murder, is about showing she can do it while juggling emotional chaos, romantic expectations, and a   ...

Invited by David Lynch to dream up a low-budget genre film, Michael Almereyda answered with Nadja, a vampire movie that feels less like a revival than a séance. Recombining figures from Bram Stoker and turning them loose in early-’90s New York, Almereyda makes a gothic   ...

Curious Caterer: Foiled Plans swan‑dives into the medieval theme wearing a thrift‑store crown and a cape that smells faintly of dry‑ice fog.  It’s fun and festive and knows exactly what it is doing when a murder most foul ruins the occasion  ...