Sarajevo Festival: 'Take Me Somewhere Nice' Wins Best Feature Award
The film about an expat returning home to meet her father is Bosnian writer/director Ena Sendijarevic's debut feature.
In Theaters This Week: Reviews of 'Angel Has Fallen,' 'Brittany Runs a Marathon,' 'Ready or Not' and More
Gerald Butler returns as a Secret Service agent, a comedian uses marathon training as self-help, a bride plays a deadly game of hide-and-seek, and musician-composer Miles Davis takes the spotlight in new films hitting theaters.
Box Office: 'Angel Has Fallen' Delivers $1.5M in Previews
The third installment in the action franchise reteams Gerard Butler and Morgan Freeman, with Nick Nolte joining the cast.
What It's Like to Be the Directors of the Obamas' First Movie
'American Factory' helmers Steve Bognar and Julia Reichert set out to tell a story about their blue collar town in Ohio, and ended up in business with a President and First Lady.
Postproduction Business Company 3 Acquires Sixteen19 (Exclusive)
With the deal, the 'Avengers: Endgame' grading facility gains editorial and expands its VFX, grading and dailies services.
$800K and Up: Is Venice Film Fest Worth It for Studios?
For studios and indies alike, a trip to the Lido isn't cheap, and insiders wonder how much bang they really get for their buck (or euro).
Critic's Picks: Venice Film Festival's 8 Most Anticipated Premieres
Alongside Joaquin Phoenix and Robert De Niro in DC comics origin story 'Joker' and Steven Soderbergh's starry Panama Papers drama 'The Laundromat,' the Lido event will screen more hot titles and likely awards contenders.
"Completely Tone Deaf": How Venice Became the F-You Film Festival
Already under fire for its lack of female representation, the event stunned the global film world by setting premieres with Roman Polanski and Nate Parker. Some say it’s an intentional provocation: "The message is loud and clear."
'World War Z' Author Trades Zombies For Bigfoot in New Novel, 'Devolution' (Exclusive Excerpt)
The Hollywood Reporter presents a first look at the latest work from writer Max Brooks.
Gazprom Media to Adapt Sci-Fi Epic 'Metro 2033' as Feature Film
The film, like the hit video games, will be based on Dmitry Glukhovsky's post-apocalyptic novel, set in the Moscow subway tunnels after a nuclear war.
