77th Festival de Cannes: Honorary Palme d’or to George Lucas
A Cinematic Legacy Celebrated: George Lucas will receive the Honorary Palme d’or at the Closing Ceremony of the 77th Festival de Cannes
A Cinematic Legacy Celebrated: George Lucas will receive the Honorary Palme d’or at the Closing Ceremony of the 77th Festival de Cannes
Kevin Costner unveils 'Horizon, An American Saga' at Cannes, offering a poignant journey through the essence of the American West.
Quentin Dupieux's surreal world in "The Second Act," a star-studded comedy, is the Opening Film at the 77th Festival de Cannes.
Luke Willis and Cookie Walukas, director and producer, on "Lady Like", an inspirational rag-to-riches story on the power of drag
Ginevra Elkann, director of "I Told You So", on heatwaves, addiction and her star-studded cast
Laura Luchetti, director of "The Beautiful Summer", on capturing one young woman's sexual awakening in 1938 Turin
Paola Cortellesi, director, "There's Still Tomorrow" her directorial debut, box office success and connecting with audiences
Directors' Fortnight introduces its first audience award, honoring individuality and paying tribute to Chantal Akerman.
Drift is Caméra d'Or-winning film director Anthony Chen’s English-language debut, coming out in UK cinemas on 29 march
At the 77th Festival de Cannes, the great return of George Miller with the last chapter of his apocalyptic saga "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga"
Juliette Binoche appointed President of the European Film Academy, succeeding Agnieszka Holland, stepping down to dedicate time to new films.
Reaction NYC will create the city's first audiovisual narrative using videos produced primarily with smartphones, by people living in and passing through NYC.
The Oscars showcased the brilliance of 'Oppenheimer,' honored Emma Stone's return, and featured a showstopping performance from Ryan Gosling.
Lukas Moodysson is the protagonist of Europe, Now! the 42nd Bergamo Film Meeting’s exploration of contemporary European cinema
Sasquatch Sunset, premiering at the 74th Berlinale is a dramedy depicting and imagining the real life of a Sasquatch family
Xavier Dolan leads the Un Certain Regard Jury at the 77th Festival de Cannes, celebrating emerging talent and authentic narratives.
The great yawn of history by Aliyar Rasti , presented in the Encounters section at the 74th Berlinale, was inspired by the director’s fever dream.
Some rain must fall, presented in the Encounters section at the 74th Berlinale, is Chinese director Qui Yang’s debut feature
French-Senegalese filmmaker Mati Diop creates history with 'Dahomey,' clinching the Golden Bear, a first for a Black director at Berlinale.
Matt and Mara, presented in the Encounters at the 74th Berlinale, is the second collaboration between director Kazik Radwanski and his actors Matt Johnson and Deragh Campbell.
With "Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger" we rediscover two masters of filmmaking thanks to the love and determination of martin Scorsese, who is the narrator ij the film, and also the one who went to look …
A family by Christine Angot, in Encounters at the 74th Berlinale, is a documentary about her facing her family after she experienced the brutality of incest.
'Black Tea' by Abderrahmane Sissako tells the story of African migration to China and thus also of new global dreams and utopias.
Vogter, in competition at the 74th Berlinale is the new film by director of The Guilty, Gustav Möller, here exploring power dynamics in the fascinating context of a prison.
Yorgos Zois explores the surreal intersection of love and loss in "Arcadia," blurring reality with metaphysics in a haunting coastal setting.
Isabelle Huppert in "My New Friends" by André Téchiné at Berlinale 74 explores moral complexities and emotional turmoil.
A transformative journey through the Himalayas with Min Bahadur Bham's "SHAMBHALA", a cinematic adventure blending tradition and empowerment.
At the Berlinale, the profound journey of "ARCHITECTON" as director Victor Kossakovsky reshapes our vision of the world.
Devil’s Bath by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, in competition at the 74th Berlinale, shows the horrific side of the historical phenomenon of “suicide by proxy”
From Hilde with Love by Andreas Dresen, in competition at the 74th Berlinale tells the story of German Red Orchestra’s young activist Hilde Coppi