Spain’s National Film Prize Honoree Carmen Machi: ‘Acting Has Been the Driving Force of My Happiness and Also a Balm for My Darkest Moments’
Carmen Machi received the 2026 National Film Prize at the San Sebastian Festival
‘Vintage Violence’ Review: Cole Sprouse Heads Up a Hyper-Online Gonzo Freakout in Japan
In the Cole Sprouse starrer 'Vintage Violence,' director Eugene Kotlyarenko continues to be extremely online in a busy but underwhelming provocation.
John Wilson on ‘The History of Concrete’ and What’s Wrong With the Documentary Space: ‘People Are Retelling Stories That Have Already Happened’
John Wilson breaks down that awkward Kim Kardashian moment in 'The History of Concrete' and explains what's wrong with the documentary space.
Box Office: Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ Scares Up $26 Million on Opening Day
Movie theater-goers are ready to be spooked and Sony’s zombie horror “Resident Evil” has arrived at the perfect time.
‘Resident Evil’ Star Austin Abrams on His ‘Tragic’ Transformation, ‘Not Trying to Look Cool’ While Screaming and the One He Scene Wasn’t Allowed to Shoot
'Resident Evil' star Austin Abrams talks his monster transformation in the ending, the one scene he couldn't shoot and more.
‘Anchors Aweigh’ Review: A Cynical Comedian Reflects on His Youth in an Abridged Mockumentary
In 'Anchors Aweigh,' Matt Barats brings mordant wit to both sides of the camera, for better or worse.
Naomi Watts Believes Standards Have Changed for Older Women in the Industry: ‘Look at the Emmys Last Week… That’s Heartening to See’
Naomi Watts hopes real-life Nazi tale 'The Housewife' will 'spark conversation' amidst ongoing wars: 'We must be vigilant, we must pay attention'
Writer-Star Berto Romero, Director Javier Ruiz Caldera Unpack San Sebastian Buzz Title ‘5 More Minutes’: ‘Characters and Audience Should Feel Every Second’s Weight’
San Sebastian Festival time-warping title ‘5 More Minutes’ stars Javier Cámara, Belen Cuesta and writer Berto Romero.
‘It’s My Most Personal Film,’ Says Director Rodrigo García Saiz of His San Sebastian New Directors Title, ‘Morro’
Selected for the New Directors strand at the San Sebastián Festival, 'Morro' is Rodrigo Garcia Saiz’s sophomore feature.
Portugal’s Queer Lisboa Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Vast Showcase of Latest LGBTQ Titles, Dose of Radical 1970s Counterculture and Family Fare
Unspooling are films by Ira Sachs, Pedro Almodóvar, Jane Schoenbrun, the Wachowskis and João Paulo Ferreira.