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“After Us,” an ecological thriller created by Louis Aubert and Matthieu Bernard, follows a group of angry young activists who decide to kidnap the children of corporate leaders in order to force their companies to truly commit to environmental protection.…
Following major festival awards wins in both Berlin (“The Blue Trail”) and Cannes (“The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo”), Chile landed in Venice with a strong presence, with Niles Atallah’s short “Merrimundi” competing in the Horizons section and the country’s…
Graham Greene, the character actor known for his roles in Dances With Wolves and the video game Red Dead Redemption 2, has died aged 73. The Canadian First Nations actor passed on Monday (September 1) in a Toronto hospital after…
Gaëtan Bruel, President of the France’s National Cinema Centre (CNC), opened up Unifrance’s Rendez-Vous event in Le Havre with a staunch defense of the European model of funding film and TV, which he said was under attack from U.S. authorities.…
Ecuadorian director Ana Cristina Barragán’s third feature world premieres in Venice’s Horizons program: “I want to push the boundaries of the intimacies we’ve come to accept as normal.”
Growing up in a household of seven females and no males seemed the most normal thing in the world to director Mayra Hermosillo. Until it wasn’t. Her feature directorial debut “Vanilla” (“Vainilla”), which world premieres Sept. 3 in the Venice…
Sheridan Smith’s crime drama I Fought The Law has a lot of people talking, but is it based on a true story? Find out below. The four-episode series is streaming on ITVX in the UK now and it stars Smith…
Snoop Dogg recently addressed backlash over his comments about LGBTQ+ representation in a Disney film – however his representatives are now suggesting that the response is a “fake”. READ MORE: Snoop Dogg – ‘Missionary’ review: an underwhelming sequel to a…
When Francois Ozon embarked on the daunting big-screen adaptation of Albert Camus’ “The Stranger” — considered one of France’s literary jewels for the last 80 years — he wanted to give it a contemporary resonance. And not by setting in…
“Nature – The Call for Reconciliation,” the latest event documentary by world-renowned French photographer, documentary filmmaker and activist Yann Arthus-Bertrand (“Legacy,” “Home,” “Human”), has been snapped by ZDF for Germany and Ceska TV for the Czech Republic. The broadcasting deals…