Actor Toni Servillo talks to The Inside Reel about approach, perception, intent, reaction and perspective in regards to his new film: “La Grazia” from MUBI.

Writer/Director Bi Gan talks to The Inside Reel about perspective, perception, keys, doors, philosophy and the approach of aesthetics in regards to his new film: “Resurrection” from Janus Films.

Actress and Emmy winner Britt Lower talks to Awards Track about duality, instinct, environment and approach regarding her arch in Season 2 of the Apple TV series: “Severance”.

From any point of view, the new "Avatar" film "Fire And Ash" is breathtaking. Granted it uses certain formulas and concepts of history but the sheer spectacle of it coupled with the fact of James Cameron's prowess in making something both immense and intimate simply invites criticism as well as praise. But that said, it is a sprawling story that does take three hours and fifteen minutes to tell and would be hard to tell shorter than that.

The essence of "Wicked" is the beauty and darkness of what we see behind the scenes of "The Wizard Of Oz". While the first "Wicked" was more about bright colors and drawing the younger audience in, "Wicked: For Good" is the more dynamic of the two. This is simply becomes the fact that despite anything, this is a story of platonic love between two women but how heartbreak can and does happen.

The initial concept of "The Running Man" has a dexterity of vision. When the original with Arnold Schwarzenegger was made, it was a 80s action movie built in a certain essence of cheese and Cannon film fodder which in itself is its own art form. The new "Running Man" starring Glen Powell and directed by Edgar Wright has good intentions but it never quite gets to its break point despite some interesting sequences.