Oscars: Taiwan Selects ‘A Foggy Tale’ for International Feature Race
'A Foggy Tale,' directed by Chen Yu-hsun, has been selected to represent Taiwan in the best international feature film category at the Oscars.
‘Low Expectations’ Review: Eivind Landsvik’s Tender, Joachim Trier-Adjacent Drama Wisely Suggests Embracing Stillness is Tougher Than It Looks
Marie Ulven and Anders Danielsen Lie leave a sweetly low-key mark through a shrewd story on mental healing in Eivind Landsvik's 'Low Expectations.'
‘Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building’ Deepens Mexican Bruno Santamaría Razo’s Exploration of Secrets, Memory and Childhood
Mexican Filmmaker Bruno Santamaría Razo Unpacks ‘Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building,’ at Cannes’ Critics’ Week
Locarno Winners Reunite for Jesse Ball Adaptation ‘Silence Once Begun’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Akanga Film Asia acquires Jesse Ball's 'Silence Once Begun' for director Yeo Siew Hua, targeting a 2028 shoot.
SkyShowtime Picks Up First Original Animated Series ‘Hidden Islands’ From Madeleine Bernadotte and Karini Gustafson-Teixeira (EXCLUSIVE)
SkyShowtime has acquired its first original animation series, family adventure "Hidden Islands."
Tiffany Haddish Gets Dramatic in Two Thrillers at the Cannes Market: ‘Audiences Are Desiring Real Storytelling’
Tiffany Haddish Gets Dramatic in Two New Thrillers in the Cannes Market
Stephen Colbert Reveals NSFW Graphics and Cut Sketches in ‘Worst of the Late Show’ Episode
Stephen Colbert hosted a 'Worst of the Late Show' episode, which featured NSFW graphics, cut sketches and a fish-themed musical number.
‘South Park’ Creators Show Jimmy Kimmel How They Made Trump’s Tiny Penis
Trey Parker and Matt Stone visited “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Tuesday night and brought a little piece of foreskin with them.
Two-Time Oscar Nominee Andrey Zvyagintsev on Cannes Contender ‘Minotaur’ and Life After (Near) Death: ‘The Light Can Go Out at Any Second’
The two-time Oscar nominee on his latest film, premiering in competition in Cannes, and what he learned from his near-death COVID-19 experience.
‘Words of Love’ Review: French Filmmaker Rudi Rosenberg Sensitively Captures the Chaos and Compassion of Family
Hafsia Herzi stars in Rudi Rosenberg's Cannes Un Certain Regard entry 'Words of Love,' as a single mother trying to keep her family together.
‘Strawberries’ Review: Moroccan Women in Spain’s Agricultural Industry Are Exploited by a Callous System in a Potent but Flawed Drama
Premiering in Un Certain Regard at Cannes, Laïla Marrakchi's 'Strawberries' aims to shake up the often formulaic narrative of exploited migrant labor.