‘Memorizu’ Review: A Tender, Artful Japanese Reflection on the Media That Keep Us Together
Photographs, videos and voicemails become the fabric of a separated family's relationship in Miiku Sakanishi's delicate debut 'Memorizu.'
Oscar Contenders From First Half of 2026: ‘The Invite,’ ‘Project Hail Mary,’ Taylor Swift and Yes, Even ‘Michael’
Variety breaks down the top Oscar contenders from the first half of 2026, from "The Invite" and "Project Hail Mary" to Taylor Swift and "Michael."
Box Office: ‘Supergirl’ Stumbles With $38 Million Debut, ‘Toy Story 5’ Remains No. 1 With $70 Million
"Supergirl" struggled to take flight at the box office, while "Toy Story 5" ruled again.
Annecy Names Colombia 2027 Country of Honor
Annecy has named Colombia as its Country of Honor in 2027, recognition to the South American nation’s burgeoning animation industry.
Elon Musk Posts Armie Hammer’s Controversial Comeback Film ‘Citizen Vigilante’ on X
Elon Musk posted Armie Hammer's 'Citizen Vigilante' on X, sharing the controversial film with his 240 million followers.
Annecy Colombian Short ‘Once in a Body’: Fiction Rooted in Real Experiences
Colombia’s María Cristina Pérez competed at Annecy Perspectives sidebar with her experimental short ‘Once in a Body’
Annecy Winners: ’The Violinist’ Takes Top Prize, ’Iron Boy’ Sweeps Three Awards and Don Hertzfeldt Scores Best Short
‘The Great Dreamscape’ scored a TV Cristal, ‘The Broos’ a TV Audience Award while Jocelyn Charles’ ‘God Is Shy’ scored two short film prizes.
‘House of Criticism’ Review: A Pensive and Touching Portrait of Married Art Critics Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith (It Is Only, at Moments, a True-Life Christopher Guest Movie)
Alison Chernick's film is a pensive and touching look at Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith (it is only, at moments, a true-life Christopher Guest movie).
Christopher Nolan Says Playing it Safe With Mainstream Movies ‘Doesn’t Work’: ‘The Audience Is Looking for Something New’
Christopher Nolan says playing it safe with mainstream movies 'doesn't work,' and that studios need to take more risks.
Colman Domingo on Working with Antoine Fuqua and Steven Spielberg, and Why the Bay Area Holds a Special Place in His Heart
Colman Domingo on working with Antoine Fuqua and Steven Spielberg, and why the Bay Area and Frameline film festival are important to him.