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Duncan Kenworthy to Receive BAFTA Fellowship
British producer Duncan Kenworthy, a longtime Richard Curtis collaborator and OBE recipient, will receive BAFTA’s highest honor, the Fellowship, at a special ceremony hosted by Curtis after a career s
Why we’re giving £100,000 apiece to a horse box gallery, high-street drop-in and Midlands museum
The Freelands Foundation has named its first three winners of a new £1.5m five-year visual arts education award, each receiving £100,000 to fund community-rooted work in Barrow-in-Furness, Wolverhampt
LevelK Sells 'The Guest' To U.S. & Across Europe
LevelK has closed a sweeping slate of international deals for Mads Mengel's Karlovy Vary-winning debut feature "The Guest," including a U.S. sale to Juno Films and acquisitions across roughly a dozen
'Babylon Berlin' Final Season Premieres Sept. 10
The fifth and final season of the German neo-noir series 'Babylon Berlin' premieres Sept. 10 on ARD, closing the show's 13-year arc with the five-week period from Hitler's appointment as Chancellor to
Aroonpheng's 'Burning Giants' Premieres at Venice Orizzonti
Thai director Phuttiphong Aroonpheng's third feature 'The Burning Giants,' a dystopian mystery inspired by the 2014 murder of Karen activist Porlajee 'Billy' Rakchongcharoen, premiered in Venice's Ori
Knuchel Closes Pratt Trilogy With 'Hugo in Venice'
Stefano Knuchel premieres 'Hugo in Venice' out of competition at the Venice Film Festival on Sept. 12, capping a 20-year documentary trilogy on Italian cartoonist Hugo Pratt ahead of Pratt's 2027 cent
Spider-Man Brand New Day Tops UK Box Office 6th Weekend
Spider-Man: Brand New Day dominated the U.K. and Ireland box office for a sixth straight weekend with £1.6 million ($2.2 million), pushing its territory cumulative to $130.1 million and into sixth pla
TIFFCOM Adds Frontières Genre Slate to Tokyo Gap-Financing Market
Tokyo film market TIFFCOM has partnered with Frontières for the first time to add horror and thriller projects to its seventh Tokyo Gap-Financing Market, which selected 24 features from 24 countries f
Treasure Island Sets October Premiere on MGM+, Paramount+
A first look at MGM+ and Paramount+'s six-part pirate drama Treasure Island reveals Hayley Atwell as Bess Hawkins and David Oyelowo as Long John Silver, with weekly episodes rolling through mid-Novemb
Studio TF1 Debuts 'Dr. Seylan & Cindy' at Unifrance
Studio TF1 debuted its six-episode medical drama "Dr. Seylan & Cindy" at Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Le Havre, a rural-set series pairing a Parisian neurosurgeon with an irreverent local nurse, directed
'A Common Story' Review: An Italian Marriage Collapses in Silence
Anna Foglietta's directorial debut "A Common Story" stars Alba Rohrwacher and Guido Caprino as an Italian couple who love each other but lack the emotional vocabulary to bridge a widening gulf after t
Casey Affleck's 'Company' Premieres at Venice
Casey Affleck's 'Company,' a film about storytelling as a vehicle for grief, regret and forgiveness, premiered in competition at the Venice Film Festival, with Nick Nolte leading a cast that carries t
Ritchson and Wilson Star in Lean Action Thriller Runner
Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson star in Angel Studios' action thriller 'Runner,' a streamlined but underfunded chase film that leans on their chemistry despite technical shortcomings.
Oasis Reunion Doc: How Filmmakers Captured Brothers Healing on Stage
Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern's documentary "Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger" captures the Gallagher brothers' reunion tour across 41 concerts and 14 countries, using hidden cameras and u
Jeff Lowell Dies: ‘John Tucker Must Die’ Writer & ‘The Crew’ Creator Was 52
Veteran comedy writer Jeff Lowell, best known for scripting 'John Tucker Must Die' and creating the Netflix series 'The Crew' starring Kevin James, has died at 52 after a brief illness.
Schiff: Federal Film Tax Credit Bill 'Not a Done Deal'
Senator Adam Schiff's spokesperson says a federal film and TV tax incentive bill is close but not finalized, with Senate, House, and Trump administration leaders negotiating final text on a proposed 2
John Mulaney to Play Maxwell Smart in Get Smart Reboot
John Mulaney is in early talks to play Maxwell Smart in Warner Bros.' movie reboot of 'Get Smart,' with Seth Grahame-Smith attached to write the screenplay and Andrew Lazar and Chuck Roven producing.
Alan Carr Tearfully Accepts Special Recognition at NTAs
Comedian Alan Carr received the Special Recognition award at the 31st National Television Awards, capping a breakout year driven by his appearance on The Celebrity Traitors.
Bruce Davis, Longtime AMPAS Executive Director, Dies at 83
Bruce Davis, who served as Executive Director of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for over two decades and oversaw the acquisition of two landmark film preservation facilities, has died
Bunker Review: Cruz and Bardem Can't Save Zeller
Florian Zeller's 'Bunker,' starring Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem as a married couple divided over a tech billionaire's doomsday-shelter commission, draws a negative review that praises its stars bu
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