A hit in France, Emmanuel Courcol's 'The Marching Band' succumbs to formula, but is lifted by its precise construction and fine lead performances.
Both ‘Just a Kid’ and ‘At the End of the Road’ by ‘Driving Mum’ helmer Hilmar Oddsson will be pitched at New Nordic Films in…
World premiering in competition at Sarajevo, Milcho Manchevski's doc 'Good People' is a strikingly spare and harrowing portrait of social collapse.
Amazon MGM Studios unveils the teaser for Kunal Kemmu's action comedy 'Vibe,' starring Preity G Zinta, hitting theaters Sept. 18.
The viral story of a runaway pig in West Hollywood turned out to have a Hollywood ending, as Wilbur was adopted by songwriter Diane Warren.
A hit in France, Emmanuel Courcol's 'The Marching Band' succumbs to formula, but is lifted…
Olivia Rodrigo has released exclusive merchandise around "You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love," including a special-edition vinyl.
Oscar winner Jane Campion on Harvey Weinstein's 'vision' for 'The Piano' campaign, 4K restoration of the drama and the 'big price' to pay for #MeToo.
Sundance award-winning documentary 'Who Killed Alex Odeh?' has been acquired by Watermelon Pictures for North American distribution.
The invite-only 'NBC Comedy Hour' will put up-and-coming comedic talent in front of casting, development and late-night execs.
Ron Howard, speaking at the Runway AI Festival, said there's a chance AI-generated films could succeed — if movie audiences decide they want to see them.
NBCUniversal spinoff Versant Media has made the strategic decision to invest in female-led sports as it leans in to trends in media and culture.
Asghar Farhadi’s star-studded drama 'Parallel Tales' has secured a raft of international sales following its world premiere in competition at Cannes.
The showcase unspools June 21 as makeovers rep an ever bigger movie business.
Noah Wyle and Sally Field join 'Actors on Actors' to discuss meeting on 'ER' and their work on 'The Pitt' and 'Remarkably Bright Creatures'
Stephen Knight's boozy Netflix period drama House of Guinness, set in 19th century Dublin and centred on the famed brewing family, is coming back