Oscars: Ireland Selects Damian McCann’s Heist Thriller ‘Aontas’ for International Feature Race
Damian McCann's Irish-language heist thriller Aontas will represent Ireland in the race for the 2027 best international feature film Oscar
Damian McCann's Irish-language heist thriller Aontas will represent Ireland in the race for the 2027 best international feature film Oscar
Busan film festival unveils its Carte Blanche lineup as the Story Market adds five Thai remake titles and four Hong Kong IP selections.
Junglee Pictures and Pen Studios partner on a new film slate starting with Meghna Gulzar's 'Daayra,' opening worldwide Sept. 18.
Australian supernatural horror 'Effigy' wraps production and unveils first look images.
Mike Leigh talks "Tender Loving Care," why it may be his last film, 50 years of never compromising and the Harvey Weinstein story from the…
Damian McCann's Irish-language heist thriller Aontas will represent Ireland in the race for the 2027…
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Edingburgh Film Festival industry program is led by Ewan McGregor, Kenneth Branagh and Christine Vachon, plus its inaugural U.K. Film Conference.
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Kino Rebelde has picked up sales rights for Nicolaas Schmidt's “September Afternoon,” which has its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival.
Fred Tsui named Hong Kong International Film Festival Society's new executive director, succeeding Albert Lee.
The BBC has acquired 'Kabul,' a six-part fictional drama set against the backdrop of the real-life events of August 2021 in Afghanistan.
Sony Pictures’ short-form thriller 'Los Hilos del Miedo,' inspired by viral X stories, is set to launch on Prime Video Spain
Luxbox Films has acquired the world sales rights to Mariano Llinás' documentary “Life of Jorge Luis Borges,” which will world premiere at Venice.
Bon Jovi's penultimate show at Madison Square Garden came to an early end on Thursday night due to illness.
Johnny Depp plays a very grouchy Scrooge in the trailer for 'Ebenezer,' his first major film since the Amber Heard trial.