Hollywood Flashback: Roberto Benigni Returns for a Pinocchio Do-Over

The Italian writer and director's first venture featured the (then) 50-year-old Benigni as the wooden puppet that becomes a real child.

Berlin First Look: Joe Manganiello Is a Battered Crime Fighter in 'Archenemy'

He stars as Max Fist, a man who claims to be a hero from another dimension who has lost his powers. Together with a local teen he takes to the streets to wipe out a local drug syndicate.

Berlin Hidden Gem: An Empathetic Look at the Closeted Lives of Elderly Men

Writer-director Ray Yeung says 'Suk Suk,' his look at the struggles of gay men adapting to the demands of a straight world, is an attempt to "tell their stories without judgment."

Berlin 2020 According to Publicist Tina McFarling

The publicist for the British Film Institute shares her take on the 2020 Berlin International Film Festival.

Berlin: Download THR's Day 4 Daily

The fest's fourth daily issue includes a look at the sluggish start for Berlin’s European Film Market and agencies predicting a Brit indie boom.

'Irradiated' Filmmaker on Four-Year Journey Exploring Genocide

"People are still saying they were not aware of the Nazi camps. So it is very important to show people what happened," says the Cambodian auteur.

Newen's Rodolphe Buet on Challenges for European Producers, Developing an "International Footprint"

The StudioCanal veteran also shares the TV production company's ambitions and the importance of developing its own original content.

'The Eddy' Scribe Previews Parisian Mini-Series Where "Crime and Music and Survival" Mix

The versatile British writer and producer on how he ended up teaming with Damien Chazelle for 'The Eddy,' Netflix’s ambitious eight-part miniseries about a struggling Parisian jazz club.