Sundance Breakout ‘Thelma’ Set for Mandarin Remake by Stars Collective, Titled ‘Grandma, Please’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Stars Collective is developing 'Grandma, Please,' a Mandarin-language remake of Sundance hit "Thelma," with Peter Luo writing and producing.
Laika Animation Studio Becomes a Certified B Corporation; Meets Standards for Social and Environmental Performance (EXCLUSIVE)
The animation studio Laika has become a certified B Corporation.
‘Phoebe Berman’s Gonna Lose It’ Movie in the Works at Netflix From ‘The Nightingale’ Producer, ‘Book Lovers’ Screenwriter (EXCLUSIVE)
"Brooke and Connor Make a Podcast" co-host Brooke Averick's debut novel, "Phoebe Berman's Gonna Lose It," is being adapted into a movie at Netflix.
‘Prison Break’ Star Lukas Gage Teases ‘Dark’ and ‘Scary’ Reboot: ‘It’s on Hulu … So We Can Get Really Gritty’
Lukas Gage talks about playing a politician in Hulu's upcoming "Prison Break" reboot.
Don’t Call It a Sequel. Or a Reboot. Or a Remake. Why Certain Words Trigger Hollywood
Sony is marketing 'The Social Reckoning' not as a sequel to 'The Social Network' but as a 'companion piece.'
Amanda Seyfried Had to Use a Bodyguard After Calling Charlie Kirk ‘Hateful’ Ignited MAGA Outrage: ‘I’m Allowed to F—ing Voice My Feelings’
Amanda Seyfried called Charlie KIrk 'hateful' after his murder and the backlash became so intense that she was forced to hire a bodyguard.
How Constance Zimmer Honors the Power of Profound Grief in ‘Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette’
Constance Zimmer honors the raw power of profound grief with her performance as the mother of the Bessette sisters in FX's 'Love Story.'
Juicy Hong Kong Hulu Drama ‘The Season’ Is a Spiritual Successor to ‘Crazy Rich Asians’: TV Review
Hulu's juicy Hong Kong-set drama 'The Season' is the spiritual sequel 'Crazy Rich Asians' never got.
How an Incentives Arms Race Is Drawing ‘Dune 3,’ ‘Wednesday,’ ‘Resident Evil’ and More to Central and Eastern Europe
While Hollywood grapples with an ongoing production exodus, business is booming in Central and Eastern Europe.
Raindance Founder Elliot Grove Praises ‘Exceptional’ Connor Storrie, Says ‘Some of the Most Exciting Filmmakers Working Today’ Come From Horror
Raindance Film Festival founder Elliot Grove champions horror filmmakers as some of the 'most dynamic' in the industry, fears 'algorithmic sameness.'
Indonesia’s Ismail Basbeth Sets Next Feature ‘Love Letters of Our Life’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Indonesian director Ismail Basbeth unveils his next feature, 'Love Letters of Our Life, set in 1995 and inspired by a classic love song.