‘Far From the Trees’ Director Meritxell Colell on Turning Exile and Endangered Languages Into a ‘Body of Memory’
Meritxell Colell discusses Locarno contender 'Far From the Trees,' a meditation on exile, grief, endangered languages and memory.
Sophie Thatcher on Making ‘Her Private Hell,’ How Nicolas Winding Refn Became the ‘Cool Dad I Never Had’ and Wanting to Work With More European Directors: ‘I Don’t Want to Be Safe’
Sophie Thatcher on premiering "Her Private Hell" at Cannes, working with Nicolas Winding Refn and wanting to make more European movies.
‘The Looking Glass Wars’ Video Game Set as Author Frank Beddor Plots Musical, TV Series Adaptations (EXCLUSIVE)
A video game based on author Frank Beddor's best-selling "The Looking Glass Wars" novels is set to launch this summer.
Apple TV’s Cam Boy Crime Comedy ‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’ Loses Sight of Its Juicy Hook: TV Review
Tatiana Maslany plays a divorced cam boy patron in 'Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed' on Apple TV, a crime comedy that gets distracted from its juicy hook.
Apple’s Eddy Cue to Receive Entertainment Person of the Year Honor at Cannes Lions Festival
Apple's Eddy Cue will be honored as Entertainment Person of the Year at next month's Cannes Lions festival in a nod to Apple's growth in TV and film.
Shamrock Capital Launches Fourth Content Strategy Fund Since 2015 With $813 Million in Commitments
Shamrock Capital has raised $813 million for its fourth content fund since 2015 amid high demand for entertainment, sports and gaming library deals.
Jay Lycurgo on Going From ‘Steve’ to ‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’: ‘I Love These Stories — They’re Just So Real’
The rising British star is in Cannes for the first with Clio Barnard's I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning
Channel 4 Chief Denies Reports That ‘Married at First Sight U.K.’ Has Been Canceled Following Sexual Assault Allegations
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.
‘Elephants in the Fog’ Review: A Riveting Nepalese Drama About a Transgender Community
In his potent feature debut 'Elephants in the Fog,' premiering at Cannes, Abinash Bikram Shah humanizes and empowers Nepal’s Kinnar community.
Fremantle Label Beach House Pictures Launches ‘Panda School’ With Jimmy O. Yang, ‘Secret Weapons of China’s First Emperor’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Beach House Pictures unveils two Fremantle docs: 'Panda School' narrated by Jimmy O. Yang and history film 'Secret Weapons of China's First Emperor.'
‘I’ll Be Gone in June’ Review: European and American Sensibilities Collide in a Sensitive, Sharply Sensory Coming-of-Ager
The influence of producer Wim Wenders is felt on Katharina Rivilis' eye-catching debut feature 'I'll Be Be Gone in June.'