Venice Festival: 15 Films That Could Make the Lido Cut
This year's lineup could put Cannes to shame with several star-studded features and potential award contenders rumored to be on the Venice short list.
Red Granite Missing From 'Papillon' Poster
The troubled company’s name is absent from the credits of the big-budget remake that was the only film left on its slate after becoming embroiled in a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal.
Time Warner's Movie Streaming Service FilmStruck to Launch in France and Spain
The classic film SVOD service will roll out in the countries with local partners, including StudioCanal and MK2.
European Film Academy, Pen America Call for Release of Ukrainian Director
Oleg Sentsov, sentenced to 20 years imprisonment on “acts of terrorism,” is 12 days into a hunger strike to protest what he calls the incarceration of political prisoners by Russia.
Priyanka Chopra Visits Rohingya Children in Bangladesh
The 'Quantico' star is a goodwill ambassador of the United Nations' children's agency.
Universal Wins James Bond International Distribution
MGM will distribute the film domestically through its joint partnership with Annapurna and has set a Nov. 8, 2019, release date for its U.S. opening.
'Anote's Ark': Film Review
Matthieu Rytz's award-winning documentary profiles the climate-change crisis confronting the Pacific island nation of Kiribati.
China Names Wang Xiaohui Head of Film Bureau
The appointment was made following a March shake-up to Beijing's regulatory structure, which gave the Communist Party a tighter grip over China's media.
The Essential Thing a 'Boba Fett' Movie Must Get Right
Let's all agree to never mention the name Jango Fett ever again.
'Heavy Trip' ('Hevi Reiussu'): Film Review
