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May El-Toukhy Stops Venice Competition Screening Of ‘Woman Unknown’ Over Subtitle Snafu; Film Goes On To Garner 7 1/2-Minute Ovation
May el-Toukhy, one of only two women in competition at the Venice Film Festival this year
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes Doc Revealed as Telluride’s Surprise Secret Screening
Watch a teaser for the film, 'You Can See Everything,' which will be released in October.
A24 Reveals Telluride Secret Screening: It’s Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Documentary About Elizabeth Holmes
"You Can See Everything" will hit theaters this October.
Shailene Woodley Wins First Emmy For ‘Paradise’, Gives Shoutout To Her Mom
Shailene Woodley’s tragic turn in Season 2 of Dan Fogelman’s post-apocalyptic series Paradise won the actress — and the Hulu show — their first Emmy Award
‘Making Marie Antoinette’ Review: The Late Eleanor Coppola Bares Her Soul In A Moving Doc About Daughter Sofia’s 2006 Film – Telluride Film Festival
Did you hear the one about the 34-year-old American woman who directed a starry $40m period studio movie in France and brought it in on time and on budget? No? Funny that
Susan Sarandon says she is losing movie roles because of her support for Palestine
Oscar-winning actor says she and other outspoken critics of Israel have found it ‘impossible’ to get hired by major studios The Oscar-winning actor Susan Sarandon has said she is
Andrea Pallaoro’s ‘The Echo Chamber’ With Susan Sarandon, Alicia Vikander & Luca Marinelli Earns 8-Minute Venice Ovation
Andrea Pallaoro’s Golden Lion contender The Echo Chamber, starring Alicia Vikander, Luca Marinelli and Susan Sarandon
Tokyo Film Festival Launches Nippon Cinema Now & Kashiko Kawakita Awards; Relaunches Crosscut Asia Section
Tokyo International Film Festival (October 26-November 4) is launching three new initiatives this year
Korea’s Finecut Sells Toronto Title ‘Long Long Night’ & July Jung’s ‘Dora’ To Japan
Korean sales agency Finecut has sold 3D animated feature Long Long Night, which will premiere in Toronto, and July Jung’s Cannes Directors Fortnight title Dora to Japan
Hong Sangsoo’s Locarno Winner ‘Nowhere to Lay My Eyes’ Anchors Wave of Sales Deals for Finecut Ahead of Toronto
Korean sales house Finecut has closed a string of international deals for three festival titles
Tokyo Film Festival Adds Nippon Cinema Now Competition, Crosscut Asia+ Section, New Award Honoring Women in Film
The Tokyo International Film Festival will introduce two new competitive awards, a Southeast Asia-focused section and a prize honoring women in cinema
‘Widow’s Bay,’ ‘DTF: St. Louis’ and ‘Spider-Noir’ — Despite Its Cancellation — Dominate Creative Arts Emmys Night 2 Winners (FULL LIST)
Apple TV’s “Widow’s Bay” led Night 2 of the 78th Emmys with eight Emmy wins— putting it firmly in the frontrunners position among comedy contenders heading into the Primetime
Nicolas Cage Reacts To ‘Spider-Noir’ Cancellation After “Perfect” One-Season Run
EXCLUSIVE: Spider-Noir star Nicolas Cage is speaking out about Prime Video’s decision not to proceed with a second season of the superhero series
Venice Film Festival Chief Alberto Barbera On Oscar Chances, Why Gaza Doc ‘NAZA’ Is Playing So Late & Why He’s Confident U.S. Studios Will Return
EXCLUSIVE: Alberto Barbera is a force of nature. The 76 year-old longtime Venice artistic director is here, there and everywhere, one minute speaking at an A.I
Susan Sarandon Says She’s Had “Movies Taken Away” Over Her Support of Palestine
"There are agencies that are telling people not to hire me still," said the actress
Jesse Eisenberg’s ‘The Debut’ Serves Up an Oscar-Worthy Julianne Moore — Here’s How He Did It
Paul Giamatti offers stalwart support as a domineering director shaping a novice actress in a New Jersey community theater.
Andy ‘The Butcher’ Williams, Musician and Wrestler, Dies After Match
Andy “The Butcher” Williams, a professional wrestler who played guitar with the bands Every Time I Die and Atomic Rule
Netflix Bets ‘Ink’ and Its Timely Rupert Murdoch Story Can Win Oscars for Danny Boyle and Guy Pearce
Netflix wants the “ink” to dry on its Oscar prospects. Danny Boyle made his first trip to Venice with “Ink,” his adaptation of James Graham’s stage sensation
John Turturro Has Waited 40 Years for an Oscar Nomination. ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’ Makes the Case
Forty years into a career that has made him one of American cinema’s most recognizable character actors, John Turturro has a Cannes best actor prize
Lilly Wachowski Is “Kinda Done” With ‘Matrix’ Franchise As Drew Goddard Takes Over: “I Don’t Wanna Play In That Sandbox Anymore”
More than 27 years later, Lilly Wachowski has unplugged from the Matrix franchise that launched her and sister Lana’s filmmaking careers
‘La Bola Negra’ Fever Hits Telluride: “Let’s Make the Gayest War Movie Ever”
Cannes-winning directors Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo joined star Carlos González at an electric post-screening Q&A — capping a weekend of deafening word-of-mouth for the
Bad Bunny Makes Historic Hops With Seven Emmy Wins for Super Bowl Halftime Show; Other Musicians Hit High Notes (And Some Misses)
For all the noise that surrounded Bad Bunny‘s selection to headline the Super Bowl LX halftime show
Richard Osman Teases ‘We Solve Murders’ Series Adaptation In Works At Netflix
One year after The Thursday Murder Club got the Netflix treatment, Richard Osman is teasing his next collaboration with the streamer
‘Woman Unknown’ Review: May el-Toukhy’s Paranoid Period Thriller Depicts the Degradation of Women Accused of Sleeping with Nazis
This harrowing fictionalization of the Danish resistance’s witch hunts will make you despair for humanity.
‘Woman Unknown’ Review: A Sharp, Haunting Portrait of Denmark’s Post-War Reckoning
This Venice competition entry from director May el-Toukhy ('Queen of Hearts') revolves around a maid whose past threatens to unravel her future in the wake of World War II.
‘Woman Unknown’ Review: Some More Problematic Sex — and Its Consequences — by Denmark’s May el-Toukhy
Against the rubble gray and stiff mahogany with which director May el-Toukhy washes out her post-Second World War Copenhagen
‘Hombre Al Agua’ Review: Gael García Bernal’s Meta Reflection on Narrative Fascinates and Frustrates
Venice: Gael García Bernal’s third directorial outing is rich with layers but leaves his protagonist too much of a blank slate.
‘The Echo Chamber’ Review: Luca Marinelli and Alicia Vikander Are Sublime in a Brooding Addiction Romance Directed from Bertolucci’s Last Script
Venice: A tragic (and tragically handsome) Marinelli plays a drug-addicted music producer enmeshed in Vikander's codependent
Phoebe Bridgers and Her Leg Hair Make for a Memorable Venice Film Festival Debut
For a turn around the Lido, musician and “Primetime” actor Phoebe Bridgers embraced the glamorous yet free-spirited Venice dress codes her way.