‘Supporting Role’ Review: Dato Bakhtadze Captivates in a Nocturnal Odyssey Through Tbilisi
Georgian writer-director Ana Urushadze’s 'Supporting Role' follows a lumbering movie star on a surreal and wryly melancholic soul-search.
Ben Wheatley on How Blockbuster Success of ‘Backrooms,’ ‘Obsession’ Proves ‘It’s a Great Time to Be a Young Filmmaker’
The U.K. director known for low-budget, genre-bending hits appeared at the Transilvania Film Festival to promote his psychological thriller "Bulk."
Why Horror Film ‘Leviticus’ Is Summer’s Most Surprising Love Story
The horror film 'Leviticus' is a terrifying, violent drama that also depicts two young gay men falling in love.
Box Office: ‘Toy Story 5’ Soars to $71 Million on Opening Day
'Toy Story 5' easily topped the box office charts on Friday with $71 million.
‘Atlantic Rhapsody’ Takes Best Film at Shanghai’s Golden Goblet Awards
China's 'Atlantic Rhapsody' takes top prize at the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival.
Shanghai TV Market Debuts Dual-Venue Format to Drive Chinese Content Sales Overseas
Shanghai International Film & TV Market debuts a dual-venue format, pairing international pavilions with Chinese content matchmaking.
Hungarian Composer Mihály Víg Reflects on Four Decades of Scoring Béla Tarr’s Films at Shanghai Masterclass
Composer Mihály Víg discussed scoring Béla Tarr's films at a Shanghai Masterclass following a screening of 'The Turin Horse.'
‘Sumpa Kingdom’ Screens at Shanghai, Director Lhapal Gyal and Cast Discuss Sacred Mountain Landscapes
Director Lhapal Gyal and cast discuss 'Sumpa Kingdom,' a drama set in Xizang, at Shanghai International Film Festival's Belt and Road Film Week.
‘Game of Thrones’ Star Aidan Gillen on Golden Age of ‘F—ing Brilliant’ British Drama and Why There’s ‘Too Much’ Stuff on TV
Irish actor Aidan Gillen opened up about a career on screen at the Transilvania Intl. Film Festival.
Tony Leung Reflects on ‘Silent Friend,’ Wong Kar-wai and Why His Films Must Be Seen in Cinemas at Shanghai Masterclass
Tony Leung discussed "Silent Friend," his Wong Kar-wai years and his restrained acting philosophy at his Shanghai Film Festival masterclass.
Justin Cary, Sixpence None the Richer Bassist, Dies at 50
Justin Cary, the longtime bassist of the alt-rock band Sixpence None the Richer, died on June 11 of a stroke. He was 50 years old.