Lionsgate Earnings Climb Thanks to Success of ‘The Housemaid’
'The Housemaid' and improvements in its motion picture group drove Lionsgate's quarterly earnings.
‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ Movie in the Works From ‘Ready or Not’ Directors Radio Silence
Radio Silence will make a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' movie for 20th Century Studios from a script by Tom Bissell.
Kate Bush Wins First Film Award for Directorial Debut: ‘How Wonderful!’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Kate Bush has won her first ever film award, the animation prize from the Carmarthen Bay Film Festival for her diretorial debut short Little Shrew
‘Adults’ Breakout Amita Rao to Star in Horror-Comedy ‘See Bot Run’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Production has wrapped on “See Bot Run,” a horror-comedy mockumentary from Pluto Labs Films starring “Adults” breakout Amita Rao.
Cannes Directors’ Fortnight Prizes: Sarah Arnold’s Debut ‘Too Many Beasts ’ Wins the Best European Film Award
French director Sarah Arnold’s debut ‘Too Many Beasts’ (‘L’Espèce explosive’) wins the Directors’ Fortnight Europa Cinemas Label prize.
‘Chicken for Linda!’ Co-Director Sébastien Laudenbach Takes on Iconic Character in ‘Viva Carmen’ – And Readies to Work with Singer Silvia Pérez Cruz (EXCLUSIVE)
‘Chicken for Linda!’ co-director Sébastien Laudenbach talks new Cannes animation 'Viva Carmen' and working with Camélia Jordana and Silvia Pérez Cruz
Murdered Babies, Axes Buried in Heads and a Monstrous Maika Monroe: ‘Victorian Psycho’ Shocks Cannes Into 5-Minute Ovation
Victorian Psycho, the gothic horror starring Maika Monroe, received a 5-minute standing ovation at its world premiere in Cannes
Murdered Babies, Axes Buried in Heads and a Monstrous Maika Monroe: ‘Victorian Psycho’ Shocks Cannes Into 5-Minute Ovation
Victorian Psycho, the gothic horror starring Maika Monroe, received a 5-minute standing ovation at its world premiere in Cannes
‘Clarissa’ Review: Sophie Okonedo Illuminates a Quietly Dazzling Nigerian Reinterpretation of “Mrs Dalloway”
Arie and Chuko Esiri's "Clarissa" is a beautiful take on Virginia Woolf's novel, transposed to Lagos and illuminated by a superb Sophie Okonedo.
Rami Malek Hesitated to Star in Ira Sachs’ Gay Drama ‘The Man I Love’ After Playing Freddie Mercury: ‘I Had to Address the Fear’
At Cannes, Oscar winner Rami Malek explained why he hesitated to star in Ira Sachs' gay drama 'The Man I Love' after portraying Freddie Mercury.