I have written about Albert Camus before, but haven’t written a ... Some may ask why not begin with “The Plague” or “The Myth of Sisyphus” and my simple answer is perhaps an evasive ...

What is your all-time favourite book? It's The Plague by Albert Camus, an existentialist French-Algerian philosopher. It talks about the meaning of our existence, but in the context of an epidemic.

"The Plague" writer-director Charlie Polinger opens up to TheWrap about how he made a horror film set at an all-boys summer ...

Charlie Polinger's directorial debut, also featuring Everett Blunck and newcomer Kayo Martin, observes a young boy trying to ...

Team watersports take a backseat to adolescent mind-games in Charlie Polinger's promisingly atmospheric, body-horror-tinged ...

Cannes: Charlie Polinger plays with broad riffs on coming-of-age, body horror, and bullying genres to craft something with a potent power.

“The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo” runs out of new ideas before long, but Céspedes and his cast have earned enough ...

Joel Edgerton stars in director Charlie Polinger's directorial debut 'The Plague’ about a boy trying to fit in at a summer ...

One such filmmaker is Charlie Polinger, whose first film, “The Plague,” will premiere in Un Certain Regard at Cannes this year. It tells the story of a group of preadolescent boys who bully ...

“The Plague” is full of ideas executed with varying degrees of resonance. It is not for everyone. But it could mean a lot to people like me. In his debut feature, filmmaker Charlie Polinger ...

The Plague gets its name from a made-up affliction troubling an ostracised oddball outcast, who earns the sympathy of a kindhearted newcomer played with great tenderness by Everett Blunck.