The director’s long-gestating satire, starring Lee Byung-hun, delivers Korea’s second-biggest local opening of 2025, providing some much-needed domestic energy to the country’s box office.
The remake of Nancy Meyers’ 2015 comedy-drama marks the first project from WBD’s recent first-look pact with longtime Asia exec Jack Nguyen.
The auteur was honored by the festival with its Vanguard Award and reflected on his career. When asked if he really will retire after this 10th movie, he said, “That’s the plan. We’ll see.”
The Oscar-winning director says she wants her new Netflix movie to bring about a real-life reduction of the weapons stockpile.
The movie, about a father and daughter battling addiction, is the latest from producer Amy Gardner’s Finite Films & TV.
Eline Van der Velden said AI characters “should be judged as part of their own genre […] rather than compared directly with human actors,” after news broke her studio is seeking representation for Norwood.
The summer blockbuster, directed by Shen Ao and starring Liu Haoran, dramatizes the horrors of the Nanjing Massacre and has earned over $417 million at China’s box office.
Noah Baumbach’s film, which had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival, will be released in select theaters Nov. 14 and on Netflix on Dec. 5.
“I lived in poverty while writing the book that made Emma famous,” said the ‘Harry Potter’ author in the wake of another social media clash over her transphobia.
Wide-eyed rabbit Judy Hopps and con artist fox Nick Wilde reunite with new voice cast members Quinta Brunson and Ke Huy Quan in the animated sequel to hit theaters on Nov. 26.
