Chris Aronson Files $4 Million Age Discrimination Suit Over Ouster at Paramount
Chris Aronson, the former head of domestic distribution for Paramount, filed a lawsuit claiming he was denied some $1.3 million in severance.
Kenneth Branagh on Doing His Own Stunts as a KGB Operative in ‘Mayday,’ Bonding With Ryan Reynolds Over Soccer: ‘We Can Be Pretty Nerdish’
Kenneth Branagh visited the Variety Lounge at Edinburgh Film Festival to talk doing his own stunts and getting nerdish with Ryan Reynolds about soccer.
Sriram Raghavan Developing New Thriller in the ‘Johnny Gaddaar’ Zone for India’s Matchbox Shots as ‘Operation Safed Sagar’ Soars on Netflix Charts (EXCLUSIVE)
Sriram Raghavan is developing a new thriller for India's Matchbox Shots as 'Operation Safed Sagar' soars on Netflix charts worldwide.
‘Supporting Role’ Director Ana Urushadze Preps ‘Fear of Butterflies,’ a Detective Story With ‘Mysticism and a Touch of Body Horror’ (EXCLUSIVE)
The acclaimed Georgian filmmaker is prepping her third feature, following the Rotterdam prize-winning "Supporting Role."
Meghan Markle Eyes Acting Return After Move Back to the U.K.
Meghan Markle is eyeing a return to the screen as she and Prince Harry move back to the U.K.
‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ Director Calls Israeli Investigation Into Killing of Palestinian Girl a ‘Smokescreen’: ‘What Is Needed Is Justice’
Kaouther Ben Hania, the director of the Oscar-nominated 'Voice of Hind Rajab,' has criticized news of the Israeli investigation into Rajab's killing.
Woody Harrelson Ready to Direct Another Live Film, Compares Jason Bateman’s ‘The Cackling of the Dodos’ to Martin McDonagh and the Coen Brothers
Woody Harrelson ready to direct another live film with 'one of the streamers,' compares Jason Bateman's 'The Cackling of the Dodos' to Coen Brothers.
Folk Horror ‘Wolf Days,’ Family Drama ‘The First Week of August’ Win at Sarajevo Industry Awards
Emilija Gašić’s sophomore feature and Filip Mojzeš’s debut won the top prizes in the Sarajevo Film Festival’s CineLink industry strand.
‘The Marching Band’ Review: Brothers From Opposite Worlds Are United by Music in a Finely Tuned French Crowdpleaser
A hit in France, Emmanuel Courcol's 'The Marching Band' succumbs to formula, but is lifted by its precise construction and fine lead performances.
Icelandic Producer Hlín Jóhannsdóttir Sets ‘Just a Kid’ With Alief Ahead of Haugesund and Reunites with ‘Driving Mum’ Team (EXCLUSIVE)
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 Haugesund.
‘Good People’ Review: Milcho Manchevski’s Haunting Documentary Revisits the Kočani Nightclub Fire Through Survivors’ Eyes
World premiering in competition at Sarajevo, Milcho Manchevski's doc 'Good People' is a strikingly spare and harrowing portrait of social collapse.