Cinema Guild Nabs 'Ghost Tropic' for North America (Exclusive)
The Belgian drama from director Bas Devos premiered as part of the Directors' Fortnight in Cannes last year.
Woody Harrelson Boards Ruben Ostlund's 'Triangle of Sadness' Satire
'The Square' director's latest film, set against the world of fashion and the super rich, has also cast newcomers Charlbi Dean and Harris Dickinson.
Abel Ferrara's 'Tommaso,' 'The Projectionist' Land at Kino Lorber (Exclusive)
Willem Dafoe's Rome-set drama and Ferrara's ode to indie impresario Nicolas “Nick” Nicolaou are set for spring 2020 theatrical releases.
Kenyan Director Wanuri Kahiu Tells Davos, "Buy Tickets" to Back Women Filmmakers
"I'm not saying you have to see the film.... Do it for the data," the 'Rafiki' director said after the Oscars' snub of women filmmakers for best picture.
'And Then We Danced' Wins Best Picture at Swedish Film Awards
Levan Gelbakhiani took best actor at Sweden's Guldbagge Awards for his debut in Levan Akin's drama, playing a gay ballet dancer in the nation of Georgia.
Sundance: 'The Climb' Screening, Q&A Set for Nationwide Theatrical Simulcast
The festival collaboration between Sony Pictures Classics and Trafalgar Releasing comes ahead of a commercial theatrical release in March.
David Glasser's 101 Studios Nabs French Comedy 'La Belle Epoque'
Nicolas Bedos' French farce stars Guillaume Canet, Daniel Auteuil and Fanny Ardant and debuted in Cannes.
Spike Lee Named Cannes Film Festival Jury President
Lee succeeds Alejandro G. Iñárritu, with the full jury for the main competition to be announced in mid-April.
International Breakout Talents of 2019
The Hollywood Reporter looks at a dozen creative talents — from 'Atlantics' director Mati Diop to 'Parasite' actress Park So-dam — who took the leap onto the world stage in 2019.
Critics' Notebook: A Year of Change and Resistance in French Cinema
