The politically-charged ceremony also saw awards go to ‘Nuisance Bear,’ ‘Shame and Money,’ ‘To Hold a Mountain,’ ‘The Incomer,’ Josef Kubota Wladyka, J.M. Harper and others.
Swiss writer-director Petra Volpe’s English-language debut is inspired by a California program in which incarcerated men are trained to care for elderly inmates with dementia.
Directed by Visar Morina, the Sundance competition title stars Astrit Kabashi and Flonja Kodheli as rural people trying to stay afloat in the city.
A time of chaos, uncertainty and discomfort with the status quo was good for cinema before. ‘Sinners,’ ‘One Battle’ and ‘Marty Supreme’ may be proving it true again.
Vin Diesel celebrated the announcement and noted, “No one said the road would be easy.”
The Iranian auteur spoke emotionally in Rotterdam about the violent crackdown on protesters at home, as he premiered ‘Sense of Water,’ a deeply personal short about exile, language and survival.
The star spoke after the premieres of shorts by Mohammad Rasoulof and four other directors that were made with the first round of grants from a scheme she launched with the Hubert Bals Fund last year.
The first-look photos of Sam Mendes’ Fab Four were released around the band’s hometown of Liverpool earlier this week — here they are in hi-res.
The comedy legend talks to THR about his new HBO documentary, how he made fart jokes an art form and what Ted Sarandos told him about high anxiety.
Gad will play Kurt Gerron, a Jewish actor/director forced to direct a Nazi propaganda film whitewashing the horrors of the Holocaust.
