Are you looking for some underrated hits to watch over the holiday season? Do not worry. Foremost Film is here to put some underrated titles from 2024 on your radar, plus information on where to find them!

Tickets for the 37th edition of the Virginia Film Festival, which will run from October 30 to November 3, go on sale today, October 11.

Decades after its initial release, art historian Thomas Negovan revives the kooky, boundary-pushing cult classic with the authentic spirit of its original creators.

Before audiences become inundated with the highly-anticipated new titles of the fall and winter that lead up to awards season, let's look back and appreciate the fantastic films that have already been theatrically released in 2024.

Kelly Reichardt’s second feature, Old Joy, concretized many of the director’s fascinations with the myths of America that have become synonymous with the sensibilities of her filmography.

In just a fortnight, cinema’s biggest celebration kicks off on the French Riviera, May 14-25. Check out the 10 titles from this year’s Official Cannes Selection that we are most excited for.

Long before his fascination began with re-imagining iconic women of the Western world with films such as Jackie and Spencer, Pablo Larraín’s filmmaking was centered on the dictatorial Pinochet Regime and the national trauma it inflicted upon Chile.

Taking Conan the Barbarian and flipping it on its head, Mandico uses his avant-garde sensibilities to follow a woman’s time and space-hopping quest for revenge.

Taking place from October 25-29, this year’s 36th edition of the Virginia Film Festival will bring over 80 screenings and events, bringing many of the most anticipated films of 2023 to the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

TIFF time is almost here! These are the 10 film’s part of this year’s festival that we at Foremost Film are most looking forward to.