The Channing Tatum-starrer ‘Josephine,’ ‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ and ‘Bedford Park’ all have heat this week for the Los Angeles and Toronto-based film producer and financier.
The two stars embraced the sexual chaos of director Gregg Araki’s first film in over a decade: “Holy shit, I can’t believe I have to do this.”
The filmmaker does hope you watch his two-part HBO documentary, ‘Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!’ — but, at the moment, he’d prefer you turn off your TV and protest ICE.
A Kurdish woman living in Finland travels to Kurdistan with her young daughter to reconnect and come to grips with family secrets in Sarajevo winner Erol Mintaş’ second feature, world premiering at Rotterdam.
IFFR keeps “championing filmmakers forging new paths in cinema,” such as a creative tortured for his participation in a pro-democracy movement, who uses the pseudonym Socrates Saint-Wulfstan Drakos.
Abby Ryder Fortson and Sam Waterston also star in Rachel Lambert’s story of a divorced doctor struggling to reconnect with or pull away from a former girlfriend.
The creator of HBO’s ‘How To with John Wilson’ learns about a building material, Italian wax sculptures, New York City housing initiatives and more in this Sundance-bowing doc.
Co-helmed by Neil Berkeley, the Sundance-premiering film delves into Bamford’s mental health and professional journeys.
According to recently unsealed messages, Tom Rothman, Sanford Panitch and others with the studio behind the film expressed concern as rumors of a rift between the film’s star and director and co-star Justin Baldoni began to spread.
Director Josef Kubota Wladyka mixes surreal fantasies with emotion in a Tokyo-set indie starring Rinko Kikuchi premiering at Sundance.
