At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, in collaboration with You Know Films’ Alex Noyer for The Séance, Collider is thrilled to offer our readers insight into a can't-miss upcoming animated feature that redefines what the medium can do with storytelling. Adapted from Sarah Leavitt’s poignant graphic novel memoir, Tangles: A Story about Alzheimer's, My Mother and Me, and produced by Seth Rogen, Tangles tells the story of a daughter and her family coming to terms with a difficult new reality.

It’s only May, and Star Wars fans are soon to be treated to their second official project of the year with The Mandalorian and Grogu, which jumps into theaters worldwide on May 22. The first Star Wars project of the year, Maul – Shadow Lord, just wrapped up on Disney Plus, but it’s already been confirmed that the show has been renewed for Season 2. The animated series was written and created by Dave Filoni, who also assumed the new job of Lucasfilm President after Kathleen Kennedy stepped down at the end of last year. There are other Star Wars projects coming soon to be excited about, such as Starfighter (starring Ryan Gosling) and Ahsoka Season 2 (starring Rosario Dawson).

As fans gear up for Season 2 of HBO Max’s docuseries On the Roam with Jason Momoa, the DC star and jack of all trades took some time to chat with Collider’s Steven Weintraub about what to expect this time around. Talking alongside director and executive producer Brian Andrew Mendoza, Momoa shares the art, adventures, and bonds he explored while juggling his “manic schedule” (on top of filming Supergirl), plus an exciting tease for more from Apple TV’s hit series Chief of War.

In 2022, Top Gun: Mavericktook flight with a roster of young talent, including Lewis Pullman, sending his career soaring. In addition to starring in hit Apple TV series, joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and continuing a legacy with his father, Bill Pullman, in the highly anticipated Spaceballs sequel, Pullman has recently marked off yet another moviemaking bucket list goal: working opposite two-time Academy Award winner Sally Field in Netflix’s upcoming drama Remarkably Bright Creatures.

Some movies end with a sequel tease that feels like a promise. Others end with a sequel tease that spends the next two decades staring at fans from a distance and refusing to explain itself. This one very much belongs in the second category. Guy Ritchie’s crime caper arrived with an incredibly good cast, gangsters, stolen paintings, double-crosses, rock stars, Russian billionaires, and enough swagger to power a small London borough. It also closed by telling audiences that the story wasn’t over, and naturally, everyone is still waiting for that sequel, nearly two decades later.