SCAD Film Studios Expands Backlot With New Soundstages, More Than 50 Backlot Facades
Savannah College of Art and Design has completed its SCAD Film Studios expansion in Savannah.
‘Ah Girl,’ ‘The Sea Speaks His Name’ to Bookend Jakarta Film Week
Jakarta Film Week's sixth edition runs Oct. 21–25 with Kamila Andini's 'Four Seasons in Java' and titles from Sorrentino and Schoenbrun.
White House Says Trump’s Ban of CNN, MS NOW and Politico Does Not Violate First Amendment: Access ‘Is a Privilege — Not a Right’
In a court filing on Tuesday, the White House argued that Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico does not violate the First Amendment.
‘You Crazy Thing’ Director Miia Tervo Proves That Everyone Deserves to Be Seen – And That Perfection Is Boring (EXCLUSIVE)
Finnish director Mira Tervo follows 'Aurora' and 'The Missile' with ‘You Crazy Thing’ and pays homage to her own mother.
Yemeni-Scottish Director Sara Ishaq’s Civil War Drama ‘The Station’ Set as Doha Film Festival Opener
Yemeni-Scottish director Sara Ishaq's civil war drama 'The Station' is set as Doha Film Festival opener.
Robert Pattinson Says ‘The Batman 2’ Is ‘So Ambitious’ and a ‘Different Take’ on the Franchise: ‘It’s a Real Left Turn From the First’
Robert Pattinson is opening up about “The Batman: Part II” — and how it is a totally “different take” on the franchise than the first film was.
Argonon Unveils Major Leadership Changes as Amanda Goddard Upped to President and Global CEO
Super-indie production group Argonon has unveiled its biggest shake-up, with founder and CEO James Burstall stepping down
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson’s Comic Chemistry Isn’t Enough to Make ‘Brothers’ a Compelling Show: TV Review
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson fictionalize their bromance for an Apple TV comedy that feels like an overlong sketch.
Netflix Competition ‘Wonka’s The Golden Ticket’ Is a Ghoulish Misuse of AI Gene Wilder: TV Review
A Netflix competition show based on Roald Dahl's 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' uses an AI-generated Gene Wilder in a disastrous gimmick.
Finnish Film Affair: Survival, Horror, Dystopian Pics Unpacked by Nordic Genre Lab Participants: ‘The Base of Nordic Talent Is Deep’
‘Alma,’ penned by ‘Red Snow’s’ Ilja Rautsi, and ‘Trespassers,’ from ‘Midsommar’ producer, are among eight titles to be pitched Sept. 24 in Helsinki.
‘Fluorescent, Dirty and Sexy’: Eire Cid’s ‘The Imaginary Kings’ Presented at Madrid Film School (ECAM) Incubator
Madrid Film School (ECAM) Incubator title ‘The Imaginary Kings’ by Eire Cid deals with the angst of male urban youth.