Film

Debut filmmaker Ian Tuason’s A24 movie revolves around a Canadian podcaster haunted by creepy recordings sent to her anonymously.

Michelle Mao, Haley Lu Richardson and Jin Ha play three people whose lives intersect over the course of a single night in Hong Kong.

The ceremony honors film and TV adaptations of written material, with both the authors of the source material and the screenwriters sharing the prize.

In modern-day Tehran, two longtime pals and roommates are threatened when their underground creative circle attracts the attention of the oppressive government regime.

Competition drama ‘Josephine’ also prompted people to get out of their seats — and it is only the third day of the final festival in Park City, Utah.

The 91-minute film, executive produced by the Duchess and Prince Harry follows four “tenacious girls,” Ara, Olive, Nikki and Shannon Elizabeth, as they battle it out to be a top-selling “Cookie Queen.”

Matters of sex and marriage are at the center of Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer’s bawdy comedy about the strangest kind of mail-order husband.

Sources say nobody outside of Melania Trump, director Brett Ratner and a very small group of their associates has yet seen the movie, including the president and his advisors, who are seeing it Saturday night for the first time.

“A young actress coming in to fill a role that was her first film and carrying the entire emotional weight of this movie was a near-impossible task,” the Academy Award winner said of his 25-year-old castmate.

The veteran star, who has received four Oscar noms in his career, praises his wife while recognizing the toll: “She’s been going nuts because the whole award season is so insane, especially for a woman.”