Berlin: Norwegian Drama 'Hope' Wins European Cinemas Label Award
Andrea Braein Hovig and Stellan Skarsgard star as a couple in a May-September romance whose lives suddenly collapse when she is diagnosed with a brain tumor.
Box Office: 'Invisible Man' Takes $1.65M in Thursday Previews
The studio is anticipating a domestic opening north of $20 million, with industry insiders expecting a haul closer to $30 million.
Horror Director David Cronenberg Says Coronavirus is "Great Stuff" for Science Geeks
The one-time biology major turned horror maestro says the global outbreak is "just business as usual on planet Earth" as he promotes a star turn in IFC Midnight's 'Disappearance at Clifton Hill.'
Weinstein Juror Says Verdict Wasn't About #MeToo Movement: "There Was No Message"
One of the 12 people who decided to convict the former movie mogul of rape spoke to 'CBS This Morning's' Gayle King in an interview that aired on Friday.
'Irradiated' ('Irradiés'): Film Review | Berlin 2020
Oscar-nominated Cambodian director Rithy Panh’s latest documentary uses archive footage to depict the devastation of 20th century wars.
Lost 'Micronauts' Comics to Return to Print
Early issues of Marvel's 1970s and '80s comic book series, illustrated by Michael Golden, will be released in an oversized format by IDW in June.
Liev Schreiber Joins Will Smith in 'King Richard' (Exclusive)
Reinaldo Marcus Green is directing the story of Richard Williams, the father of tennis greats Venus and Serena Williams.
Italy's Far East Film Festival Postponed Due to Coronavirus
The beloved specialty event is moving to new dates in June in response to the coronavirus outbreak in both Italy and the Asian countries that the festival features.
'Candyman' Trailer's Subtle Nods to the Horror Classic
The appearance of franchise star Vanessa A. Williams suggests that Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is playing the baby from the 1992 film.
'Lost in America': Film Review
