The Vatican, an intricate network of secrets and whispers behind the election of a new pope
Edward Berger’s movie ‘Conclave’ delves into the complex deliberations surrounding the election of a pontiff in a murky and politically charged environment
‘I don’t want to be known, I want to be safe’: Ralph Fiennes, the great theatrical actor who never wanted to be famous
The British performer, who rose to fame through iconic films such as ‘Schindler’s List’ and ‘The English Patient,’ returns to the big screen with ‘The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar’
Down with the rich: How the suffering of the upper classes has become a major on-screen theme
Recently, a handful of satires about the super-wealthy, their problems and the impact they have on the underprivileged have been released. But do these works really criticize them?