The ‘Marty Supreme’ star made an appearance at a special Valentine’s Eve screening of ‘Call Me by Your Name’ on Friday.
Lukas Gage, Tracy Letts and Pamela Anderson also star in Karim Aїnouz’s dark comedy of smug privilege as a mask for the sinister rot at the heart of the patriarchal family.
As press conference remarks are clipped and amplified online, some filmmakers worry that speaking freely could invite instant backlash.
The ‘Song Sung Blue’ Oscar nominee was honored with the Arlington Artist of the Year Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Friday.
Kaplow, the music world’s 71-year-old wunderkind, also discusses how he and star Ethan Hawke collaborated on finding a captivating voice for Hart.
Director Anat Even’s first-person documentary was shot in the wake of the October 7th massacre, chronicling the devastation both in Israel and Gaza.
The Filipino filmmaker’s debut feature uses striking formalism — from its 4:3 aspect ratio to amplified sound design — to expose the brutal inequalities lurking beneath a Philippine country club’s manicured calm.
The British actor-musician is just about everywhere right now. This week, he’s in Berlin for the premiere of Dara Van Dusen’s drama with John C. Reilly, and anticipates getting emotional: “It’s been such a powerful experience.”
‘Nightborn’ director Hanna Bergholm was also asked about donning a watermelon pin, telling journalists at the film festival: “I think we have a responsibility to speak up… not speaking up is also a choice.”
As the hit movie turns 35, Ted Levine opens up to The Hollywood Reporter about complicated feelings over playing Buffalo Bill and the representation of gender: “It’s unfortunate that the film vilified that, and it’s f***ing wrong.”
