‘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.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Becomes Second-Fastest Movie to Hit $1 Billion Overseas, Powers to $1.67 Billion Globally
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has eclipsed $1 billion at the international box office, the second-fastest movie to reach that milestone.
David Ellison Is Promising Theater Owners Contractual Guarantees for Paramount-Warner Bros. 30-Film Annual Slate. But What if Moviegoers Don’t Care?
David Ellison is promising Paramount-Warner Bros. will grant theater owners legally enforceable contracts to release 30 movies per year. But more films won't guarantee higher box office results.
Box Office: ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Flies to Third-Biggest Second Weekend of All Time With $144 Million
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is continuing its unparalleled box office run, scoring another $145 million domestically during its second weekend.
Protest at the Locarno Film Festival Remembers 60,000 Names of the Dead of Gaza
Locarno became the latest film festival to see protests at the continuing situation in Gaza and Palestine's Occupied Territories.
‘Our Time Will Come’ Review: Two Orphans Journey to Accra to Find Their Kin in an Emotionally Absorbing Ghanaian Drama
Amartei Armar's debut 'Our Time Will Come' shines an empathetic light on the need for alternate families in a land fractured by catch-up capitalism.
Naseeruddin Shah, Gurvinder Singh Turn a Village’s Real Grief Into Locarno Competition Title ‘Rehmat’: ‘It’s Important That These Films Get Made’
Naseeruddin Shah and Gurvinder Singh on the real village tragedy, trust and long takes behind 'Rehmat,' premiering at Locarno.
‘Donkey Princess’ Review: A Princess Escapes the Kingdom, but Not the Patriarchy, in an Inventive, Shape-Shifting Fairytale
'The Wolf House' directors Cristóbal León and Joaquín Cociña mix media for 'Donkey Princess,' a whimsical exercise that turns increasingly sober.
Anthony Michael Hall Says John Hughes Wanted a ‘Breakfast Club’ Sequel Where the Original Cast Is ‘In Their 30s’
Anthony Michael Hall says John Hughes wanted a 'Breakfast Club' sequel in which the group of troubled teens reunites as adults.
Olivia Rodrigo Debuts ‘Pretty Sad’ Songs at Sweltering Brooklyn Surprise Show: Concert Review
Olivia Rodrigo premiered several songs from her new album 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love' at a surprise concert in Brooklyn on Thursday.
‘I Is Another’ Review: An Impeccable Claes Bang Plays Felix Kersten, Massage Therapist to Heinrich Himmler and Would-Be Nobel Laureate
Starring Claes Bang, Felix Randau's 'I Is Another' explores the truth behind one man’s claims to have saved thousands from German concentration camps.