For fans of the mannered, ersatz verité of "The Bear" comes the new film "Steve," from Belgian director Tim Mielants. The Netflix film, about a British reform school for troubled teenage boys, swaps ...

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Making its World Premiere at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, Steve sees the head of a school on its last legs navigating a particularly bad school day, made harder by a documentary news ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The day we meet him, there is a film crew shooting a piece on the school, which they hope will put a positive spotlight on the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The film takes place over the course of a day or two at a school named Stanton Wood; the year is 1996, and a crew from TV's Point ...

Since winning the best actor Oscar for Oppenheimer, Cillian Murphy has opted to work twice with Belgian director Tim Mielants, first with well-received 2024 historical drama Small Things Like These, ...

“There’s so much, and it’s a lot, but hold tight because you won’t always feel like this.” At Stanton Wood, each day is a fresh start for students — until the fire alarm is pulled, or windows are ...

Movies about institutions for schooling the unschoolable used to be a big part of British cinema, whether sly, subversive comedies like the St. Trinian’s franchise or heavy social dramas, which ...

TIFF: Tim Mielants' film is trying quite hard to be a bracing and immersive depiction of rehabilitation’s hard toil. It doesn't add up. It’s an enervating sit, a film manically hustling to distract ...