It was important for us to include films from Ukraine, both to showcase their incredible resilience and to support filmmakers creating under extremely challenging circumstances.”
Raúl Castillo and Martin Starr round out the cast of Michelle Garza Cervera’s modern spin for Hulu on the hit 1992 Curtis Hanson thriller about a vengeful nanny.
With 91 films over 64 years — including the beloved ‘Tora-san’ series and Oscar-nominated ‘The Twilight Samurai’ — Yamada will be celebrated for his tireless contributions to Japan’s cinematic heritage.
Vanessa Burghardt wrote the script and is also in talks to star.
YouTuber Chris Stuckmann’s Neon-distributed debut feature revolves around a woman searching for her missing sister.
The Oscar winner also chats with The Hollywood Reporter about the third ‘Avatar’ installment releasing in December, the future of the hit franchise and her thoughts on the impact of AI in Hollywood.
Level 33 has acquired director Chris Reading’s feature that co-stars Sophie Thompson and Johnny Vegas and features narration from Fry.
The Aussie star on his Oscar underdog ‘Train Dreams,’ bonding with a young Timothée Chalamet, and making movies to last: “Does Bob What’s-His-Head in some Illinois small town really care what the budget of ‘One Battle After Another’ is?”
“Daring cinema and fearless storytelling” galore and a touch of star power, courtesy of James McAvoy, who features in Jamie Adams’ ‘Turn Up the Sun!’, will screen at the fest in Estonia.
Sundance’s Eugene Hernandez and John Nein offer details on the anniversary screenings, archive restorations and other special events that are already slotted on the festival schedule.
