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Drop Dead Fred
1991
Crime 101 (2026)
Directed by Bart Layton
Cinematography by Erik Wilson
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000), dir. Joel and Ethan Coen
Too Much (prod. Lena Dunham).
Her long-awaited, semi-autobiographical spiritual Netflix series follow-up to the acclaimed Girls once mines Dunham's personal experiences—this time in her thirties, living in London after meeting and marrying her English musician husband, Luis Felber (also co-creator). Standing in for the real-life couple are the hilarious Megan Stalter and ultracool Will Sharpe as their suitable stand-ins as they fictionalize their whirlwind romance in the tradition of classic British romantic comedies. Its dramedy setup is full of red flags and clear courtship roadblocks, yet it builds an endearingly intimate relationship dynamic between the two. What's most refreshing to see about Too Much is its clear evolution of Dunham's storytelling, including a much more diverse supporting cast of characters with their own backgrounds that get enough focus across ten episodes.
Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical (2022, Matthew Warchus)
08/03/2025
Robert Eggers' WERWULF - Official Trailer
HONEY DON'T! Starring Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza, Charlie Day, and Chris Evans. A new comedy from Ethan Coen. Only in theaters August 22
Honey, Don't (2025)
directed by: Ethan Coen (USA/UK)
written by: Ethan Coen, Tricia Cooke
release date: May 2025 (Cannes); August 22, 2025 (USA)
The film focuses on a private investigator (Margaret Qualley) who is tasked to check up on a cult leader (Chris Evans) who may be involved in a mysterious crime. She will also meet a mysterious prison officer (Aubrey Plaza) who had been smitten with her.
The film will also be shown in the Midnight Screenings section of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.
Love the color grading and lighting in this one. I am also excited when I found out Ari Wegner is the cinematographer here (she worked in The Power of the Dog and Zola). Also wlw mystery, yes!
