Cronenberg Meets Activism in Victor Di Marco and Márcio Picoli’s Queer BDSM Drama ‘London’
Márcio Picoli and Victor Di Marco on finding inspiration in David Cronenberg to build Venice-bound 'London,' following queer disabled sex worker
Annecy Winners: ’The Violinist’ Takes Top Prize, ’Iron Boy’ Sweeps Three Awards and Don Hertzfeldt Scores Best Short
‘The Great Dreamscape’ scored a TV Cristal, ‘The Broos’ a TV Audience Award while Jocelyn Charles’ ‘God Is Shy’ scored two short film prizes.
‘House of Criticism’ Review: A Pensive and Touching Portrait of Married Art Critics Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith (It Is Only, at Moments, a True-Life Christopher Guest Movie)
Alison Chernick's film is a pensive and touching look at Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith (it is only, at moments, a true-life Christopher Guest movie).
Christopher Nolan Says Playing it Safe With Mainstream Movies ‘Doesn’t Work’: ‘The Audience Is Looking for Something New’
Christopher Nolan says playing it safe with mainstream movies 'doesn't work,' and that studios need to take more risks.
Colman Domingo on Working with Antoine Fuqua and Steven Spielberg, and Why the Bay Area Holds a Special Place in His Heart
Colman Domingo on working with Antoine Fuqua and Steven Spielberg, and why the Bay Area and Frameline film festival are important to him.
‘Supergirl’ Writer Ana Nogueira on the Movie’s Key Changes From the ‘Woman of Tomorrow’ Comic and the Status of ‘Wonder Woman’ and ‘Teen Titans’
"Supergirl" writer Ana Nogueira on the movie's key changes from the "Woman of Tomorrow" comic, plus her "Wonder Woman" and "Teen Titans" scripts.
Why A24 Should Treat Olivia Wilde’s ‘The Invite’ as a Major Oscar Contender
Olivia Wilde's "The Invite" should be an a major Oscar contender for A24, with its stellar cast, script and team of artisans.
Box Office: ‘Supergirl’ Flies to $18 Million on Opening Day
'Supergirl' made $18 million on opening day, but it wasn't enough to beat 'Toy Story 5' for the box office crown.
K. Bhagyaraj, Prolific Tamil Cinema Writer-Director-Actor, Dies at 73
K. Bhagyaraj, the writer-director-actor who was one of Tamil-language cinema's defining creative figures, died on June 27. He was 73.
Annecy Young Audience Award Winner ‘Into the Forest’ Finds Freedom Through Imagination
Swiss filmmaker Antonin Niclass discusses imagination, teamwork and stop-motion artistry behind ‘Into the Forest.’
‘Pinocchio Unstrung’ Sees Wooden Doll Covered in Flesh and Blood as Director Rhys Frake-Waterfield Teases ‘Kooky, Crazy and Fun’ ‘Avengers’-Style ‘Poohniverse: Monsters Assemble’
'Pinocchio Unstrung' director Rhys Frake-Waterfield on importance of practical effects, teases 'Poohniverse: Monsters Assemble.'