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Nobody captures multicultural, heartfelt, and unapologetically controversial Malaysian cinema quite like Yasmin Ahmad. In this Film and TV article, Alyaa gives the iconic director her first spotlight on IGNITE.

Some films end. Some films stay with you. Naema’s hopeful review of Wicked: For Good shows how this sequel enchanted her in surprising ways.

Netflix delivered the final blow of 2025 by announcing its acquisition of Warner Bros. Are we losing the magic of theatrical releases? Caitlyn, our Film and TV writer, examines why cinema trips are fading in the age of ‘Netflix and chill'.

Have chick flicks been left behind in the 2000s? From rom-com classics to today's female-led films, our Film and TV writer, Alisha, looks into what we've lost and what still sparkles.

Our Film and TV journalist, Kaili, fills us in on the wonderful experience that is the Sini-Ma Fest. Also featured: the campus cats.

There’s a myth that no local films are worth watching anymore. On November 16th, Naema, our Film and TV journalist, hit Sini-Ma Short Film Festival at HELP University and showed just how wrong that belief is.

There’s a good chance you’ve been rewatching your comfort shows during dinner. If so, you’re in good company. Zainy, our Film and TV writer, shares the ones she always goes back to and why they never get old.

One Tree Hill Revival. Harry Potter Reboot. Are we simply indulging in nostalgia or we are embracing the death of originality? Our Film and TV Writer, Alyaa dives into the debate.

The basement is gone. Now it’s just snow, sleep, and nowhere to hide (not that you can exactly hide from your dreams). Adom, our Film and TV writer, steps into the nightmare to find out whether the sequel truly earns its scream.

The latest Frankenstein adaptation from Guillermo del Toro is hitting the big screens soon (really putting Jacob Elordi's height to good use). Our Film and TV Writer, Thivyaa, shares some of her favourite rebirths from the past century, and how each one carries forward Mary Shelley's legacy.

Coming of age is really nothing without its horrors. The horror of discovering who you are, or perhaps the horror of falling in love with your dead friend who's... not exactly dead. Zhi En explores these haunting intersections of identity and grief in The Summer Hikaru Died.

Ever loved a film enough to give it five stars, only to go on X and see everyone tearing it apart? Our Film and TV writer, JY, explains why this happens to all of us.

Zach Cregger's second feature takes summer by the storm. Our writer, Sara, unpacks how Weapons shattered expectations and maybe even convinced us to buy a red wig for Halloween...

Is One Battle After Another the next chapter in Paul Thomas Anderson’s ongoing portrait of the American psyche? Our Film & TV Writer, Suria, attended the premiere screening. Here are her thoughts: