’17’ Review: Harrowing Teen Pregnancy Drama from Macedonia Could Be the Feel-Bad Movie of the Year
Sarajevo Best Actress winner Eva Kostić captivates in '17,' an unflinching portrait of peer pressure and sexual shame by debut director Kosara Mitić.
Sarajevo Best Actress winner Eva Kostić captivates in '17,' an unflinching portrait of peer pressure and sexual shame by debut director Kosara Mitić.
"New Girl" creator Liz Meriwether shoots down speculation that she has written scripts for a reunion of her hit Fox sitcome.
Ray Winstone told off a director who was 'groping' his female co-star during filming.
Greek writer-director Alexis Alexiou returns with 'Sea of Glass,' another intriguing blend of neo-noir tropes and anguished character study.
Inside the global success of CJ ENM's 'The Legend of Kitchen Soldier' – Blue Dragon winner, Series Mania pick and international streaming hit.
Sarajevo Best Actress winner Eva Kostić captivates in '17,' an unflinching portrait of peer pressure…
Despite recently obtaining his Polish citizenship, “A Real Pain” director Jesse Eisenberg is not thinking about leaving the U.S. anytime soon.
Director Jan-Eric Mack shows Switzerland's dark side in ‘A Happy Family,’ the first Swiss film in Karlovy Vary’s Crystal Globe Competition.
Trine Dyrholm stars in Karlovy Vary premiere ‘The Guest,' directed by Mads Mengel and sold by LevelK alongside Simon Bennebjerg and Josephine Park.
Poland's Tauron American Film Festival and its industry sidebar U.S. in Progress continue to support U.S. indie filmmakers, ready for new edition.
Yoshimura Kana's dark action manga 'Murciélago' gets 2027 TV anime adaptation, streaming exclusively on HIDIVE.
Noah Wyle says he was offered roles in 'Saving Private Ryan' but couldn't get out of filming 'ER.'
Vin Diesel shared a behind-the-scenes look at 'Fast Forever,' which hits theaters on March 17, 2028.
Part of TNT Sports' "The Fight" broadcast in partnership with DAZN, here's how to stream the Mason vs. Bell WBO title bout online free without cable.
Jesse Eisenberg turned down 'The Social Reckoning' as he doesn't 'want to be associated' with Mark Zuckerberg.
On the 250th July 4, is Hollywood still making movies about America? Or has that all been eaten by fantasy culture?