The Brothers Gallagher played their first show in the New York area since 2008 on Sunday (Aug. 31), and were clearly a little overwhelmed by the experience.
French production-distribution company Oble has racked up a slew of deals for its latest scripted series ahead of this year’s Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV mart in Le Havre, including “The Plague,” “Winter Palace” and “Extra.” “The Plague,” an updated adaptation of Albert Camus’ iconic novel “La Peste” produced by Siècle Productions and Arezzo Films, has sold […]
Ally Brooke, Normani, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui of Fifth Harmony delivered the surprise of a lifetime for fans attending Jonas Brothers’ tour stop in Texas on Sunday night. The girl group performed on stage together for the first time since they went on an “indefinite hiatus” in 2018. The Fifth Harmony X account teased […]
The first Indian fiction feature to win the World Cinema Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic at Sundance has unveiled its official trailer. “Sabar Bonda (Cactus Pears),” written and directed by Rohan Parashuram Kanawade, will hit Indian theaters via Rana Daggubati’s Spirit Media. As revealed by Variety, Strand Releasing has secured North American distribution rights, with worldwide […]
Paris-based boutique distribution outfit About Premium Content (APC) has picked up global rights to the French crime family saga “Blue Gold,” produced by Banijay Entertaiment’s Authentic Prod for France Télévisions. Toplining Barbara Probst (“The Amateur,” “Cette nuit-là”), the eight-part series is debuting at the Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Le Havre, the biggest market for French TV programs, […]
Oren Jacoby follows three Davids fighting the Goliaths of the oil industry in a documentary that premiered at the Telluride Film Festival.
Two longtime friends will make for among Venice’s most-discussed red-carpet pairings. Sofia Coppola is the director of “Marc by Sofia,” a new A24 documentary premiering at Venice Sept. 2. Coppola was approached by producers R.J. Cutler and Jane Cha Cutler to make the film, which is a kaleidoscopic exploration of Jacobs, tracing both his production […]
Paris-based Miam! Distribution has pounced on the international distribution rights to “Trash!” (“Ordures”), a live-action, stop-motion hybrid series told from the points of view of those pesky disposable items littering our planet, including used condoms, broken eyeglass frames, bottles and cans. The series is made up of four 13-minute episodes. Set in the streets and sewers of […]
Kim Novak decided to walk away from Hollywood in 1966, at the height of her fame, because it felt like the right thing to do. The screen legend, now 92, also trusted her instincts last year when director Alexandre O. Philippe asked her to be the subject of a documentary. “I felt somehow that it […]
Image courtesy of DC Comics DC Studios is building its new cinematic universe with a clear “story and script first” philosophy, betting on a wide variety of tones and genres to create a dynamic and engaging world. This strategy allows for everything from massive blockbusters to more focused, director-driven projects, such as Clayface, an R-rated horror film that promises to […] The post Clayface Movie Reveals The DCU’s First Joker Reference & Teases Iconic Batman Villain’s Origin appeared first on ComicBook.com .
A timeline of reunion rumors, with or without Camila Cabello.
If there’s a record for most commentary tracks for one movie, surely it has now been broken.
Get ready for an onslaught of Italian movies on the post-Venice fall festival circuit. Seven Italian titles are set launch into North America from Toronto. Seven will be bowing into Asia from Busan. Four will screen at the New York Film festival, and six in London. The most significant aspect of these numbers is probably […]
Tony Leung Chiu-wai’s first European film ever, “Silent Friend,” is about to premiere in Venice. But he already wants to reunite with director Ildikó Enyedi. “I would like to work with Ildikó again, if we get a chance,” he tells Variety. Two years ago, he picked up the Golden Lion Lifetime Achievement Award at the Italian […]
He plays a conspiracy activist and beekeeper who kidnaps a Big Pharma executive (Emma Stone), convinced she is about to destroy the earth. He shaves her head and resorts to torture.
It might be time for the Academy to invite the “Sandman.” Adam Sandler has long been one of Hollywood’s most bankable stars, but his work in Noah Baumbach’s “Jay Kelly” could finally land him where critics and cinephiles have long wanted to see him: in the Oscar race. The U.S. premiere at the Telluride Film […]
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