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Cannes Picks Pierre Salvadori’s ‘The Electric Kiss’ to Open 79th Festival

The French period drama gets a high-profile launch with a Lumière premiere plus same-day screenings across France.

Wim Wenders to Receive German Film Awards Honorary Prize on May 29

New York Launches Art House Cinema Week, March 20–26, With 5,000 Free Tickets

Cast Says Improvisation Fueled ‘Sentimental Value,’ Now Nominated for Nine Oscars

Cannes to Honor Peter Jackson With Honorary Palme d'Or at 79th Festival Opening

François Ozon’s The Stranger Unveils Trailer as New York Showcase Opener, Sets April 3 U.S. Release

Kristen Stewart’s ‘The Chronology of Water’ Reaches Theaters as Reviews Praise Bold Form, Question Coherence

Ildikó Enyedi’s Silent Friend Sets May U.S. Release as Trailer Debuts

Ilker Çatak’s ‘Gelbe Briefe’ Takes Berlinale’s Golden Bear as Reviews Clash Over Politics and Craft

Karan Johar Says Adar Poonawalla Could Exit His 50% Dharma Stake After Several Years

Berlinale 2026 Crowns 'Gelbe Briefe' With Golden Bear as On-Stage Protests Define Closing Night

Fernando Eimbcke’s ‘Moscas’ Impresses in Berlinale Competition

Ethan Hawke Backs Anti-Fascism, Questions Celebrity Political Authority at Berlin Film Festival

Jhankaar Beats Team Reunites at KGAF to Revisit Legacy and Call Out Hype-Driven Film Culture

Berlinale Picks Shahrbanoo Sadat’s ‘No Good Men’ to Open 2026 Festival

Shahrbanoo Sadat’s ‘No Good Men’ to Open 76th Berlin Film Festival

After Red-Carpet Handoff, ‘El Agente Secreto’ Director Speaks as Critics’ Choice Faces Backlash

Béla Tarr, Influential Hungarian Filmmaker, Dies at 70

Hungarian Director Béla Tarr Dies at 70

Clichy-La-Garenne Cinema Director Resigns After Mayor Forces 'Sacré Cœur' Screening