Tim Mielants

Cillian Murphy, despite his absence from Christopher Nolan's upcoming adaptation of 'The Odyssey,' expresses excitement for the project and Nolan's vision. Meanwhile, Murphy's new film 'Steve,' directed by tim mielants, premiered at TIFF to strong reviews, showcasing his range as a reform school teacher. Critics are praising Murphy's performance, highlighting his commitment and ability to embody complex characters.

Cillian Murphy's latest project, 'Steve', a remake of Max Porter's novel 'Shy', is wrapping up production in the UK this week. Directed by tim mielants, the film centers around headteacher Steve (played by Murphy) and troubled teen Shy (played by Jay Lycurgo) in a mid-1990s reform college. The story delves into Steve's struggles to protect the college amidst societal abandonment and his own mental health challenges, while Shy navigates his own turmoil. Murphy produces alongside Alan Moloney under Big Things Films, continuing their creative collaboration with Porter, who adapted the screenplay. Following recent successes including an Oscar win for 'Oppenheimer' and starring in 'Small Things Like These', Murphy is also preparing for the 'Peaky Blinders' film and 'Blood Runs Coal'.

The makers of Cillian Murphy starrer 'Steve' have unveiled his first look in the upcoming drama film.

Cillian Murphy stars in ‘Steve,’ a heartfelt film about a headteacher battling school closure and mental health struggles. Premiered at TIFF 2025, it released in cinemas on September 19 and streams on Netflix from October 3. Directed by Tim Sutton, it’s based on Max Porter’s book Shy.

The story of "Pepe", the hippopotamus who lived in Colombian druglord Pablo Escobar's private menagerie, will jostle for space with a slew of science fiction movies in the main line-up of next month's Berlin Film Festival.The Berlinale, usually best known for its politically focused films - is this year taking a step back from the burning issues preoccupying a turbulent world.Among the highlights in the line-up announced on Monday is "La Cocina," Alonso Ruizpalacios' film starring Rooney Mara which follows the lunchtime rush in a New York City kitchen.

Small Things Like These is based on the acclaimed novella by Claire Keegan and will revolve around the dark history of Ireland's Magdalene Laundries. Instituted by the Catholic Church, these were institutions that were supposed to "employ and educate" women branded "fallen," but instead, they have become notorious sites of abusive practices. The Magdalene Laundries lasted until 1996 and their eventual closure led to an investigation into the treatment of women at the hands of the Church.

The 50th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) has selected a few of the best foreign films of this year that will be screened for the Indian audience between November 20 and 28