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A24 Sets Dec. 11 Release for Eisenberg's 'The Debut'
A24 has set a Dec. 11 limited opening for Jesse Eisenberg's latest directorial 'The Debut,' starring Julianne Moore as a housewife unexpectedly cast in a community theater role, before expanding wide
Colman Domingo on Boseman, Rustin and Building Edith Productions
Colman Domingo received Variety's Creative Conscience Award at Frameline Film Festival's 50th anniversary closing night in San Francisco, where he reflected on his Bay Area roots, his late friend Chad
Joanna Pettet Dies: ‘The Group’, ‘Casino Royale’, ‘Knots Landing’ Actor Was 83
Joanna Pettet, the British-born actress best known for Sidney Lumet's The Group, the 1967 James Bond parody Casino Royale, and a recurring role on Knots Landing, has died at 83.
Greenwich Gets U.S. Rights to Cannes Winner 'A Girl Unknown'
Greenwich Entertainment has acquired U.S. distribution rights to 'A Girl Unknown,' the prize-winning debut feature from Chinese filmmaker Zou Jing about displacement during China's One Child policy, w
The Gentlemen Season 2 Sets Sept. 3 Netflix Premiere
Netflix has scheduled "The Gentlemen" Season 2 to premiere September 3, with Guy Ritchie returning as creator, writer, executive producer, and director alongside an expanded cast including Hugh Bonnev
Randall Wallace to Receive DIFF Visionary Award
The eighth DaVinci International Film Festival will honor "Braveheart" screenwriter Randall Wallace with its Visionary Award during a September 25, 2026, opening night that includes a bagpipe processi
‘Hope’ Trailer: Na Hong-jin’s Creature Feature Is South Korea’s Most Expensive Film Ever
Na Hong-jin's creature feature "Hope" — reportedly the most expensive film ever made in South Korea at ₩50 billion (~$33 million USD) — dropped its first trailer ahead of a September 9 U.S. theatrical
Garner's Five-Star Weekend Ditches Murder Trope
Variety's review praises 'The Five-Star Weekend,' Jennifer Garner's Peacock limited series adapted from Elin Hilderbrand's novel, for sidestepping the murder-mystery trope dominating recent prestige b
‘Little House on the Prairie’ Review: Netflix’s Heartfelt Reboot Builds an Enchanting Family Drama — with Fresh Purpose
Netflix's 'Little House on the Prairie' reboot from showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine premieres July 9 with all eight episodes, reframing the frontier story around shared land, community, and the Osage N
‘A counter-narrative of history’: Schomburg Center’s 100 years of celebrating Black culture
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is marking its 100th anniversary by contributing pieces to the New York Public Library's "Declaring America: 1776 and Beyond" exhibit, framing its 11
9 Light Launches Sales Arm Starting With 'Sound & Fury'
Toronto-based 9 Light Entertainment is launching a sales and distribution division, kicking it off with the fall-starting comedic thriller "Sound & Fury" starring Daniel Maslany and directed by Charle
Hae-Sup Sin Wins Allwyn Residency Fellowship
Swiss-Korean director Hae-Sup Sin has been awarded the Allwyn Residency Fellowship at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, earning a one-month professional program in Los Angeles for his short film 'Ban Da
Three Heated Rivalry Parody Musicals Hit Edinburgh Fringe
Three independent musical parody productions of the hockey romance TV hit Heated Rivalry are converging at this year's Edinburgh fringe, with a fourth show heading to London.
Jack White's Frozen Charlotte Plays Its Dynamics Too Early
The Guardian's Shaad D'Souza reviews Jack White's Frozen Charlotte as 40 minutes of brutal, squalid blues-rock that extends his stripped-back 2024 renaissance — impressive in raw energy but hampered b
Monica Dolan Stars In Tuam Mass Grave Drama At Galway Fleadh
First footage of Monica Dolan has been released for The Lost Children Of Tuam, premiering at the Galway Film Fleadh on July 11. The drama follows historian Catherine Corless's discovery that up to 796
Bendita Acquires Ann Oren's Locarno Film 'Objet A'
Bendita Film Sales has acquired international rights to Ann Oren's second feature Objet A, which will world-premiere in Locarno's main International Competition in August and is among 17 films in the
Scene: Manchester Festival Lineup Features Davies, Oseman
Scene: Manchester's third LGBTQIA+ film and TV festival has unveiled its full August 20-27 lineup, featuring appearances by Russell T. Davies and Heartstopper creator Alice Oseman, plus preview screen
600+ Crew Filmed 'Dune: Part Three' Across 31 Days in Abu Dhabi
The Abu Dhabi Film Commission released behind-the-scenes images of 'Dune: Part Three' filming in the Liwa Desert, which has doubled as the planet Arrakis across the entire sci-fi trilogy, with over 60
Valeria Sarmiento Premieres Final Film 'Behind the Rain'
Veteran Chilean filmmaker Valeria Sarmiento premiered 'Behind the Rain' at Karlovy Vary's Crystal Globe Competition — her final directorial work after a 50+ year career. The monochrome drama follows a
Netflix Series Chief On ‘I Will Find You’ Success, The “Sophomore Slump” Phenomenon, ‘The Boroughs’ Cancellation & ‘Virgin River’s Future
Netflix's Head of UCAN Scripted Series Jinny Howe, speaking around the streamer's 111 Emmy nominations, championed breakout Harlan Coben hit "I Will Find You" tracking for 74.1M views, defended renewi
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