‘Cliff Booth’ Movie Starring Brad Pitt Takes Over ‘Narnia’s’ Imax Slot This Thanksgiving
“The Adventures of Cliff Booth,” the sequel to Quentin Tarantino‘s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” will debut on Imax screens this Thanksgiving.
Matt Damon Eyes ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Directing Duo’s Next Movie After Ryan Gosling Drops Out
Matt Damon is in talks to start in the next film from “Everything Everywhere All at Once” directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert.
‘Victorian Psycho’ Director on the Challenge of Making a ‘Demented’ and ‘Funny’ Movie Where You Root for Maika Monroe’s Serial Killer
'Victorian Psycho' director Zachary Wigon reveals how he created the period piece with Maika Monroe and its journey to Cannes.
‘Talladega Nights’ Races Back to Theaters for 20th Anniversary
“Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby” will be racing back into theaters this summer to celebrate the comedy’s 20th anniversary.
Jeff Bezos Defends ‘Melania’ Documentary as a ‘Very Good Business Decision,’ Denies It Was a ‘Way of Buying Influence’ With Trump Administration
Jeff Bezos insists that Amazon MGM Studios' decision to acquire and release "Melania," a documentary about the First Lady, was smart business -- and not an attempt to curry favor…
Sophie Thatcher on Making ‘Her Private Hell,’ How Nicolas Winding Refn Became the ‘Cool Dad I Never Had’ and Wanting to Work With More European Directors: ‘I Don’t Want to Be Safe’
Sophie Thatcher on premiering "Her Private Hell" at Cannes, working with Nicolas Winding Refn and wanting to make more European movies.
Jay Lycurgo on Going From ‘Steve’ to ‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’: ‘I Love These Stories — They’re Just So Real’
The rising British star is in Cannes for the first with Clio Barnard's I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning
‘Elephants in the Fog’ Review: A Riveting Nepalese Drama About a Transgender Community
In his potent feature debut 'Elephants in the Fog,' premiering at Cannes, Abinash Bikram Shah humanizes and empowers Nepal’s Kinnar community.
‘I’ll Be Gone in June’ Review: European and American Sensibilities Collide in a Sensitive, Sharply Sensory Coming-of-Ager
The influence of producer Wim Wenders is felt on Katharina Rivilis' eye-catching debut feature 'I'll Be Be Gone in June.'
Dandelooo Boards ‘Acorn’s Adventure,’ From Top German Animation House Fabian&Fred (EXCLUSIVE)
Dandelooo boards animated film ‘Acorn’s Adventure’, as producer Fabian&Fred reveals first look of 'Cold Heart' director Raman Djafari's fiction debut.