But in “Opus,” Mark Anthony Green, a former style columnist for GQ making his first feature as writer and director, bids to say something trenchant about fame while cementing his reputation as ...

This may not be news, even if they make the news fairly regularly, but the frustrating new film “Opus” treats the toxic intersection of fame and infamy as a big reveal unto itself. It’s a ...

Green tells IndieWire about shooting his A24 feature debut in just 19 days and more on why the term "elevated horror" is "bullsh*t." The 2025 Sundance Film Festival premiere fits somewhere between ...

In his latest pastoral letter, the prelate of Opus Dei, Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz, reflected on how Christians should live joyfully in the context of “difficult times.” “Joy, in general ...

In fact, an Opus extra recently commented on the film’s trailer that Green insisted on helping tidy up his own set. “When you’re making a small film, I would assume any director or leader ...

In one of the final scenes of Opus—the feature debut of writer/director Mark Anthony Green—the calmly deranged pop-star-turned-cult-leader Alfred Moretti (John Malkovich) sits down to talk ...

You can find her on X @billiemelissa_. Languages: English. Opus is best enjoyed without a serving of trailers, commentary, and expectation, so if you're yet to see it, come back once you have.

If Opus proves anything, it’s that Ayo Edebiri has the range and chutzpah to become a tentpole star if she’s ever able to land the right project. There’s only so much we can take of the out ...

Opus, the new film by Mark Anthony Green, draws attention to our obsession with celebrity and when it can become dangerous.

The director Catherine Gund fuses work from multiple artists with archival footage and interviews to craft an exploration of Black resilience. By Alissa Wilkinson In this coming-of-age drama from ...

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