The International trailer introduces Harrison Ford's character plus reveals that Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) will be dictating the news content on the Global News Network.
Johnny Knoxville stars as a 86 year-old traveling across America with his 8 year-old grandson Billy (Jackson Nicoll). The comedy from Dickhouse Productions is set to his theaters on October 25.
Val Lauren stars as Sal Mineo, the 1950s teen idol and Academy Award nominee for his roles in "Rebel Without a Cause" and "Exodus." "SAL" follows the final day of the actor's life.
In a surprise appearance with the celebrated Korean director in Busan, Tarantino discusses his "2013 approach" to genre filmmaking and why he'll never direct a serial killer film ("I would reveal my sickness far too much"). READ MORE
The South Korean festival’s organizers say the decision to close with Kim Dong-hyun’s micro-budget film reflects their determination to support local indie cinema. READ MORE
In day 6 of THR's Busan Festival Daily, buzz titles emerge at the fest's midpoint, Irish helmers Jim Sheridan and Neil Jordan weigh in on the growth of the Asian film sector and Korean auteur Bong Joon-ho discusses the challenges of making his futuristic blockbuster "Snowpiercer." READ MORE
In day 5 of THR's Busan Festival Daily, strong attendance numbers mark the opening of the Asian Film Market, Chinese director Teng Huatao discusses following up his 2011 blockbuster "Love Is Not Blind" and controversial South Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk rails against movie ratings systems. READ MORE
In day 4 of THR's Busan Festival Daily, South Korea sets its sights on China's booming film market, Irish director Jim Sheridan says global filmmaking is in a state of transition and Cambodian auteur Rithy Panh discusses surviving the Khmer Rouge. READ MORE
Busan's Asia Filmmaker of the Year discusses surviving the Khmer Rouge, why films are like memories and how festival prizes offer protection to the great directors of the developing world. READ MORE
In a portmanteau of six short films, Southeast Asian filmmakers explore the links between the Chinese diaspora and the Middle Kingdom itself. READ MORE
