The Hodge brothers wrote the Vertical Entertainment film with Jonathan Keasey and also star alongside Deadwyler, who stars as a woman who is deep in grief after the loss of her child. But her ...

Two years after delivering what many thought — or perhaps feared — to be a valedictory grace note with 2019’s “Pain and Glory” (and one year after the English-language short “The Human Voice” showed ...

NEW YORK -- Film at Lincoln Center announces Pedro Almodvar's Parallel Mothers as the Closing Night selection of the 59th New York Film Festival, making its North American premiere October 8 at Alice ...

Washington, D.C. - This month, we’ll be highlighting some of the year’s most exciting international films. First up: Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s heightened "Memoria" and another fascinating ...

Parallel Mothers, starring Penélope Cruz and directed by Pedro Almodovar, is "a stirring and somber exploration of secrets and hidden histories," New York Film Festival Director Eugene Hernandez says ...

(L-R) Israel Elejalde, Penelope Cruz, Pedro Almodovar and Milena Smit on Wednesday in Venice AP Pedro Almodóvar’s Parallel Mothers had Venice Film Festival attendees on their feet in the Sala Grande ...

Two expectant mothers about to give birth meet for the first time when they are paired together in a room in a Madrid maternity ward. It is a fateful meeting that will bind the two forever in ...

Jacob Elordi, best known for his roles in Netflix’s “The Kissing Booth” and HBO’s “Euphoria,” will star as the lead in an action film from Legendary called “Parallel,” an individual with knowledge of ...

Parallel Mothers (2021) Film Review, a movie directed by Pedro Almodovar and starring Penelope Cruz, Aitana Sanchez-Gijon, Rossy de Palma, Milena Smit, Daniela Santiago, Ainhoa Santamaria, Israel ...

“Parallel Life” pits self-determinism against self-fulfilling prophesy through the case of a judge who, while investigating his wife's murder, discovers that his life may exactly replicate that of ...

This review of “Parallel Mothers” was first published on Sept. 1 after it’s screening at Venice 2021. Two years after delivering what many thought — or perhaps feared — to be a valedictory grace note ...