‘Sonic 4’: Kristen Bell to Voice Amy Rose (Exclusive)
Jeff Fowler is back as director in Paramount’s hit franchise based on the Sega video games.
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Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle on Free Speech, Politics and a Festival Under Pressure: “Taken a Life of Its Own”
After a week of social media backlash, open letters and press conference flare-ups, the Berlin Film Festival director talks censorship claims, government funding and trying to keep the focus on film.
‘Tutu’ Review: Sam Pollard’s Powerful and Deeply Personal Doc Portrait of South African Leader Desmond Tutu
The ‘MLK/FBI’ filmmaker’s Berlin-bowing latest examines the life and legacy of the Nobel Prize-winning anti-apartheid activist, bishop and theologian.
Tom Noonan, Star of Michael Mann’s ‘Manhunter’ and ‘Heat,’ Dies at 74
The actor died on Valentine’s Day, according to ‘The Monster Squad’ director Fred Dekker: “The world has lost a great talent.”
‘The Blood Countess’ Review: Isabelle Huppert Sinks Her Teeth Into a Juicy Slice of Vampire Camp That Looks Ravishing but Wears Thin
Iconoclastic German veteran Ulrike Otinger mines macabre humor from a fictionalized portrait of notorious real-life Hungarian noblewoman Elizabeth Báthory.
Cinemark CEO Is “a Bit Apprehensive” to Buy Into Netflix’s 45-Day Theatrical Window Commitment
“There’s going to need to be more action versus comments,” Sean Gamble says.
Serbian Filmmakers Call Out “State-Sponsored Censorship” in Open Letter
Serbian film associations accuse Belgrade officials of “open hostility” towards filmmakers critical of the government.
Berlin: German-Israeli FutureNarrative Fund Launched
Amid political tensions at the Berlin fest, the new initiative aims to build a long-term infrastructure for German-Israeli co-productions across film, television and theater.
Juliette Binoche Set for CPH:DOX as Copenhagen Doc Fest Unveils Full Program, “A Double Take on a World Gone Mad”
“The festival converges urgent reports from the world’s geopolitical boiling points with critical inquiries into AI disruption, Big Tech, oligarchs, and the battle for freedom of expression.”
‘The Red Hangar’ Director on His Timely Fiction Feature Debut About Moral Dilemmas and a “Gesture of Humanity Amidst Barbarism”
“We are witnessing the erosion of human rights and international agreements with alarming normalization,” Juan Pablo Sallato says about his fiction feature debut, which debuted at Berlin.