Kevin Williamson’s semi-autobiographical coming-of-age drama become one of the defining shows of the fledgling WB network in 1998 and launched the careers of Michelle Williams, Katie Holmes, Joshua Jackson, and many others.
Jerzy Skolimowski’s darkly satirical psychological drama of young lust, sexual callousness, obsession, and fantasy is a different kind of coming of age film.
Nicholas Hoult plays a self-aware, dissatisfied zombie whose heart is kicked back to life when he falls in love with a human in the rom-zom-com by Jonathan Levine. Teresa Palmer costars.
The feature debut of director / writer Justin Simien, is a sharp, smart, ambitious satire of race, racism, privilege, prejudice, and power at an Ivy League college.
Plus ‘A Friend of the Family’ on Peacock, ‘Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire’ and the end of ‘The Walking Dead’ on AMC+, ‘Mr. Harrigan’s Phone’ on Netflix, and more network debuts.
The animated drama from Studio Ghibli by Isao Takahata is not a fantasy film but something more like an animated memoir with commentary by a past self.
Elle Fanning and Alice Englert are teenage best friends growing up and apart in 1960s London, amidst the turmoil of the Cold War and anti-bomb protests.
