Muriel and her husband Lee start a new life in California after Lee returns from the Korean War. Their peace is disrupted by ...

Taylor Swift is reinventing her style for a 'Showgirl' era. There's a reason for that. Swift's stylist, Joseph Cassell Falconer, helped mastermind her glamorous showgirl style.

On Swift Horses makes its streaming debut on Netflix on August 23, 2025, as part of Sony’s deal with the platform, where it will remain available for only eighteen months. It arrives shortly after the ...

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Jacob Elordi's On Swift Horses has found a streaming home. The sweeping period romance drama will debut ...

On Swift Horses tells the story of Muriel (Daisy Edgar-Jones), her husband Lee (Will Poulter), and his brother Julius (Jacob Elordi), who all live in Kansas near the end of the Korean War.

Yes, 'On Swift Horses' has plenty of steamy gay love scenes, but it's also an ode to the secret gay spaces where we found community in the '50s.

Sometimes swift horses stumble. “On Swift Horses,” a Sony Pictures Classic release, is rated R for sexual content, nudity and some language. Running time: 119 minutes. Two stars out of four.

‘On Swift Horses’ is a love story about taboo passions that do not have fairy tale endings — or any ending at all By Sarah Gopaul Published April 26, 2025 A scene from 'On Swift Horses ...

Daniel Minihan breaks down the characters' platonic romance in the new drama. On Swift Horses is not your typical love triangle. The film, in theaters now, follows Muriel (Daisy Edgar-Jones), a ...

Brown’s Ivy Film Festival screened “On Swift Horses” as part of their 24th annual festival. The film is directed by Daniel Minahan’s second solo film project, following a long career directing hit TV ...

“On Swift Horses” — 2 .5 stars Daniel Minahan’s sincere and sympathetic period drama “On Swift Horses” hosts a solid cast, richly composed cinematography from Luc Montpellier, and imp ...

And her eye for a neighbor. “On Swift Horses,” based on Shannon Pufahl’s novel of the same name and adapted by Bryce Kass, is all about how a dominant culture can suppress natural impulses.