Hulu offers a variety of new and returning shows in October, including a new season of Quinta Brunson’s school workplace comedy, a documentary about the catfishing of a rock act, a boxing drama starring Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna, and a period tale starring Sarah Paulson.

The new season of “Heartstopper” is now available, along with new seasons of “The Lincoln Lawyer”, “Hellbound”, “The Diplomat”, and “Dan Da Dan”, as well as new documentaries and anime, and the return of “The Missing” and “Ranma ½”.

The 47th edition of the Mill Valley Film Festival will feature a diverse lineup of films, including documentaries, biopics, and dramas, as well as a tribute to actor Jude Law, and a documentary on the struggles of right-wing activists in Hungary.

The Scumdance Film Festival makes a glorious return visit to the Bay Area on September 28, 2024. The Lost Church SF (988 Columbus, SF) plays host once again to a film festival that would cause the prestige seekers, deal makers, and other wannabe A-listers who haunt the Sundance Festival to

Netflix’s September lineup features a range of films and series, including a documentary about the Apollo 13 mission, a true-crime documentary about a mother’s search for her missing daughter, and a reality show featuring a martial arts officer and a probation officer working together.

Call the Fall 2024 programs at the Berkeley Art Museum Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) demonstrations of the possibilities of the cinematic medium.  There is nothing inherently wrong in watching a movie just to be entertained.  (This writer would add the caveat that the entertainment would have to be done well,

September is the month when the broadcast networks traditionally debut their new shows.  Hulu this September follows suit in its way with its streaming of interesting series from such places as Fox and FX.  Brian Jordan Alvarez headlines a dramedy about trying to be a gay teacher in a very

Does looking with interest at reality dating shows on Hulu mean the heat of these dog days has baked your brain?  Not when the dating shows in question promise to widen your images of Muslim-Americans and British lesbians.  Besides, more traditionally minded types can always go see new seasons of