Mark Ruffalo, Sarah Jessica Parker, Margaret Atwood, Judd Apatow and more mark America’s 250th birthday by reciting rules to combat Trump’s authoritarianism.
Future Frames is a next generation showcase comprised of prize-winning short works by students and recent graduates of European film schools.
Sienna Spiro's mostly balladic album 'The Visitor' is a knockout vocal showcase for a British up-and-comer who's headed for a best new artist nom.
Director Šimon Holý discusses ‘Chica Checa,’ his Karlovy Vary competition film and why the story became unexpectedly political.
Ram Kamal Mukherjee's 'Sister Nibedita' biopic marks Celina Jaitly's return to features as Vivekananda's Irish-born disciple.
Mark Ruffalo, Sarah Jessica Parker, Margaret Atwood, Judd Apatow and more mark America’s 250th birthday…
The rising British star is in Cannes for the first with Clio Barnard's I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning
Channel 4’s CEO gave an update on the scandal surrounding "Married at First Sight" on Wednesday, but denied reports that the show had been canceled.
In his potent feature debut 'Elephants in the Fog,' premiering at Cannes, Abinash Bikram Shah humanizes and empowers Nepal’s Kinnar community.
Beach House Pictures unveils two Fremantle docs: 'Panda School' narrated by Jimmy O. Yang and history film 'Secret Weapons of China's First Emperor.'
The influence of producer Wim Wenders is felt on Katharina Rivilis' eye-catching debut feature 'I'll Be Be Gone in June.'
Dandelooo boards animated film ‘Acorn’s Adventure’, as producer Fabian&Fred reveals first look of 'Cold Heart' director Raman Djafari's fiction debut.
Embracer, who own the IP for 'Lord of the Rings' and 'Tomb Raider,' are spinning off the entities via Fellowship Entertainment, a separate company.
Marco Nguyen and Simon Balteaux talk sex and comedy in their Cannes hit animation ‘Jim Queen' about a gay influencer who suddenly turns straight.
'Iron Boy' director Louis Clichy talks combining realism and fantasy in his latest animation premiered at Cannes' to enthusiastic reviews.
An independent-minded woman adopts an adorably roguish pup in Chilean director Dominga Sotomayor's elliptical, bittersweet new film 'La Perra.'