Adam Sandler, Viola Davis, Walton Goggins and More Remember Robert Duvall: “Your Name Will Be Spoken”
The seven-time Oscar nominee died Sunday at home on his Virginia ranch, his wife, Luciana, announced.
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Robert Duvall Remembered by Mary Badham, ‘Scout’ to His ‘Boo’ in ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ (Exclusive)
The legendary actor, who died Sunday at 95, made his film debut in the 1962 classic.
‘Dust’ Review: A Pair of Shady Belgian Tech Edgelords Face Downfall in Timely but Plodding Portrait of Venality
Set in 1999, Anke Blondé’s Berlin competition entry stars Arieh Worthalter and Jan Hammenecker as business partners and scammers.
Robert Duvall, All-Purpose Actor With Few Peers, Dies at 95
The seven-time Oscar nominee, a winner for ‘Tender Mercies,’ also was memorable in ‘The Godfather,’ ‘Apocalypse Now,’ ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ and ‘Lonesome Dove.’
‘At the Sea’ Review: Amy Adams Dances Up a Storm but the Trauma Drama Has Become an Over-Crowded Sub-Genre
Kornél Mundruczó directs a portrait of a woman fresh out of rehab and trying to find her new normal, with an ensemble that includes Murray Bartlett, Brett Goldstein, Dan Levy and Jenny Slate.
‘EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert’ Review: Baz Luhrmann Raids the Vaults for an Electrifying Companion Piece to His 2022 Bio-Drama
The director unearthed 59 hours of unseen footage from the Warner Bros. archives, which has been painstakingly restored, including discarded material from two ‘70s concert films.
Inside Canada’s Indie Co-Production Boom
Rising budgets and Hollywood caution are pushing producers to embrace multiple global alliances.
“Infrastructure of Truth” Under Political Pressure and AI Disruption in Focus at Copenhagen Doc Fest’s Industry Strand
Organizers promise “bold conversations on challenging conglomerates’ power over content, securing ‘safe havens’ for independent voices, looking at AI as a tool, and redefining our relationship to it.”
‘Four Minus Three’ Director on Telling a Real-Life Story of Family Tragedy, Clowns, and Hope: “Nobody Wants to Watch Someone Cry for 120 Minutes”
“…not even in Europe,” says Adrian Goiginger about his new Berlinale film, starring Valerie Pachner, which used input from author Barbara Pachl-Eberhart, whose life it is based on, and a clown consultant.
Eve Hewson, Tom Burke to Star in Film From ‘Normal People’ Director Set in Dublin’s Jewish Community; A24 to Distribute in U.S.
Newcomer Sean Meagher stars as a 12-year-old boy “on the edge of change, navigating the anxieties of adolescence alongside the evolving dynamics of his parents’ marriage.”