Rainbow Six Siege has survived ten of the most tumultuous years video games have ever seen. Not only that, but it's flourished in a space that is always trying to capitalize on the "next big thing." On the back of the game's 10th anniversary, GameSpot flew to Canada to speak to the team at Ubisoft Montreal about the tactical shooter that stuck to its guns and defied an industry.
A daughter tries to end her relationship with her volatile mother, but their goodbye unravels into a painfully honest conversation neither expected. In the quiet space between anger and affection, they find a fragile connection worth holding onto.
A young man wakes up to discover that his toothbrush has turned rotten. He feels an overwhelming need to bury it before brushing his teeth with his new toothbrush.
ACA 197: Ibragimov vs. Magomedov was a mixed martial arts event that took place on Friday, December 5, 2025 at the Irina Viner Usmanova Gymnastics Palace in Moscow, Russia.
In the Medio Atrato region of Chocó, Ana Panesso and her community grow sugarcane and make viche, an ancestral beverage that was once prohibited but now is in vogue. Through food, river trips, and music, viche and its knowledge not only shape people s daily lives but also raise the question of a just future, where viche serves as food, sustenance, and identity for Black families.
Based on the survival indie horror game, The Obsessive Shadow delivers a tense, atmospheric story of a mother and her next-door neighbor fighting to save her son after a chilling message on tv warns of something sinister lurking in the dark.
I seek out and speak with the dead. I write to a woman no longer here: Soraya Cataño, murdered in Medellín in 1991. Thirty years later, I find her in an image. Her voice rises as a parade climbs the hillside. The archive reveals her laughter, her gesture, and I choose to call her forth.I too was raised in this valley. I too believed. I believe. This film is not about death. It is a dialogue between the one who narrates and the one who resists through absence. It is a fire that does not fade.
Three generations of the same family equally obsessed with images, those generated by the film camera or by the radiology machine. Ironically, all three died of cancer. A triptych of the gaze that reveals the society we have been over the last century.
I recently rewatched a film Chantal Akerman made while living in New York. In it, we hear the letters her mother sent her from Europe while we see these long, static shots of the city. I thought about how I never really told you things. I’d say: this or that happened, but never: I’m sad, I miss home, I don’t know where I’m going, I’m happy, I’m in love, I love you. I thought about how often you asked me to stay in touch.
A casting director reunites with a young non-professional actor with the mission of re-recording some dialogues to complete the post-production of a film. Surrounded by a forest, in the sway of flickering lights, fantasy, imagination, and play collide in an exercise of repetition and hypnosis, where ghosts wander, complicit in the fiction.
Have you ever seen something on the internet that you just couldn't explain? Maybe it was posted yesterday, maybe it was posted 10 years ago. Either way, you just couldn't seem to get it out of your mind? A scam artist takes real missing person cases and distorts them to fit his science-fiction narrative. But could there be validity in his findings?
Justin, a brash young lawyer takes a job in Aspen as a Deputy D.A. To make ends meet, he moonlights as a bartender, and shares an apartment with the idealistic Mercedes, a social worker who doubles as a ski instructor on weekends. Sparks fly, but when Justin prosecutes Darla, a widow and favorite social work client of Mercedes, they can kiss their budding romance goodbye. Mercedes takes Justin to task over his strict law-and-order approach, while he simply can't abide her bleeding heart, and hijinks ensue. However, when it appears that Darla is the victim of a much larger conspiracy, Justin and Mercedes must put aside their differences to make sure true justice and mercy are meted out. And they just might find out that they are just opposite sides of the same coin.
An independent filmmaker and a film historian discuss ideas about sound and image, documentary, and authorship, while planning a film about a (fictional) early cinema pioneer.