“From Downton Abbey when his lordship, Earl of Grantham immediately became everyone’s favorite peer of the realm, to his kindly foster father to a furry co-star in the Paddington movies, Hugh has won over audiences on both sides of the pond.” says Mostly British Film Festival artistic director Ruthe Stein.
Bookended by the world premiere of Mahesh Pailoor’s heartfelt drama Paper Flowers as the Opening Night film, the 27th Dances With Films: LA film festival unveiled the lineup.
Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Willem Dafoe star in the twisted tales of Kinds of Kindness, Yorgos Lanthimos’ dark comedy anthology film.
Karlovy Vary Film Festival revealed the 2024 Official Selections in the Crystal Globe Competition, Proxima Competition and Special Screenings along with the jury members.
Claude Barras, Swiss animator and filmmaker behind the beloved modern classic My Life as a Zucchini will be honored at Locarno Film Festival.
The 10th Mammoth Lakes Film Festival announced the award winners with prizes going to Atikamekw Suns, Mediha, and The Complex Forms.
Viggo Mortensen directs and stars with Vicky Krieps in The Dead Don’t Hurt, a story of star-crossed lovers on the western U.S. frontier in the 1860s.
Ryan takes to the big screen for his most epic adventure yet in Ryan’s World the Movie: Titan Universe Adventure.
Who in the Hell is Regina Jones? follows the story of legendary Black news publisher Regina Jones from her formative years to the birth of SOUL newspaper.
Sean Baker’s ‘Anora’ won the Palme d’or at 77th Cannes Film Festival. The Grand Prix went to the Indian drama All We Imagine as Light.
Ren Faire” HBO documentary series chronicles a fantastic and farcical succession battle of Shakespearean proportions at the Texas Renaissance Festival.
“Wineville was influenced by 70s horror classics like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Last House on the Left, as I wanted my first feature to be not only in the horror genre that I loved so much growing up, but to also pay homage to the flavor and style of that decade’s films that made such an impact on me.” – director Brande Roderick.