Farsi recalls making her Gaza documentary on Gaza photojournalist Fatma Hassona, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike days before the film’s Cannes premiere.
The New Zealander also helmed ‘The Edge,’ ‘Mulholland Falls,’ ‘The Devil’s Double’ and ‘Along Came a Spider.’
Quentin Tarantino’s new version of his action classic two-part film has a trailer and release date.
The actor also discusses ‘Bad Apples,’ the hitman film he just shot with Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Benedict Cumberbatch, and why he likes that ‘Andor’ “doesn’t shy away from political things.”
Alex Woo’s movie revolves around a tween girl and her younger brother, who enter into a dream world in an effort to save their parents’ marriage.
Sandler joins previously announced honorees, the cast of ‘Sentimental Value,’ at the film awards taking place on Jan. 3.
Alberto Vázquez explains how Disney, Google, Amazon, Orwell, Buñuel, ‘The Truman Show,’ social media, and “megalomaniac leaders” inspired the film about a mouse struggling in a world ruled by a corporation.
Belarusian filmmaker Volia Chajkouskaya discusses her documentary, world premiering at Tallinn, the dictatorship of Alexander Lukashenko, working with HBO, and her own political journey.
The 29th edition of the festival kicks off with the Catalan film ‘They Will Be Dust,’ directed by Carlos Marques-Marcet, and a performance from the singer that are part of its program focus on Catalonia.
It was a savvy move on the part of the streamer to get the deal done for the follow-up. It also means Sony’s cash payout out alone for making the first film is now $40 million instead of $25 million.
