Hollywood Movies Largely Sat Out Cannes This Year. Does the Festival Need Them?
There was no 'Top Gun: Maverick'-style Hollywood hit at Cannes this year, even as U.S. titles like 'Paper Tiger' and 'Club Kid' were well-received.
Brazil’s ‘Carolina Maria de Jesus,’ a Goes to Cannes Showcase Winner, Is ‘Not Only a Film, It’s a Movement About Historically Invisible People’
One of the Marché du Film's three Goes to Cannes winners, 'Carolina Maria de Jesus' is based on the international bestseller ‘Child of the Dark.'
Russell Crowe Warns Crowd of Autograph-Seekers in Paris Not to Push: ‘As Soon as Somebody’s a D–k, I’m Going’
Russell Crowe warned overzealous fans not to push after they approached the 'Gladiator' star for autographs outside a hotel in Paris.
Giuseppe Tornatore to Be Honored With Golden Globes Prize for Documentary in Tandem With Artemis Rising Foundation at Italy’s Taormina Film Festival (EXCLUSIVE)
Giuseppe Tornatore will be honored with a Golden Globes prize for documentary in tandem with Artemis Rising Foundation at Italy’s Taormina Festival.
‘Paddington 4’: Armando Iannucci to Write Bear’s Next Movie, ‘Paddington in Peru’ Director Dougal Wilson in Talks to Return (EXCLUSIVE)
Studiocanal's next Paddington Bear live-action movie is being written by Armando Iannucci and Simon Blackwell, with Dougal Wilson in talks to direct
‘Forever Your Maternal Animal’ Review: Valentina Maurel Makes a Hangout Movie for the Arthouse Crowd
Valentina Maurel's 'Forever Your Maternal Animal' threatens to dissolve into nothingness, but is held together by three grounding performances.
Vietnamese Video Game Horror Adaptation ‘The Scourge’ Launches Triple Green CineCapital, Chanh Phuong Films Partnership
Singapore investment venture Triple Green CineCapital and Vietnam's Chánh Phương Films partner on video game horror 'The Scourge.'
‘Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building’ Review: A Lush, Poetic Film Rooted in Real Memories
Mexican filmmaker Bruno Santamaría Razo draws from his own life in the Cannes Critics' Week entry 'Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building.'
Nicolas Cage on Why Christopher Nolan and Other Directors Won’t Work With Him After He Turned Down Their Films: ‘They Get Their Feelings Hurt’
Nicolas Cage is still remembering that he might have blown a big chance when he turned down a role in Christopher Nolan's "Insomnia."
Films Are More Likely to Star a Man Named Chris or a Talking Animal Than an Older Woman, According to Study
A U.K. study found movies are more likely to star an actor named Chris or a talking animal than a female lead actor over the age of 60.