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‘Magic Hour’ Trailer Debuts as Greenwich Sets May 15 Theatrical Release

The first look frames Katie Aselton’s new feature as a return to her relationship-focused filmmaking with a grief-tinged desert story.

Nadav Lapid’s ‘Yes!’ Delivers a Brazen Satire of Israeli Power and Complicity

Julia Ducournau’s Alpha Reaches Theaters With Daring Vision and Divided Reviews

Cannes La Résidence Selects Six Filmmakers for 51st Paris Session

Quentin Tarantino Plans British Farce Play for London, Eyeing 2026–27 West End Run

Peter Jackson to Receive Honorary Palme d’Or at Cannes Opening on May 12

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

Hong Sangsoo’s “What Does That Nature Say to You” Opens in Theaters Today

Nina Roza Debuts in Berlinale Competition, Earns Strong Early Reviews

Rajkumar Hirani Plans 4–5 Minute AI Short as Learning Experiment

Anurag Kashyap Calls 'Dhurandhar' a Courageous Mainstream Film, Rejects Propaganda Label

Hlynur Pálmason’s The Love That Remains Opens in Limited Theaters

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Draws Praise but Stumbles at the Box Office

Matt Damon Details Clint Eastwood’s One‑Take Approach on Invictus in New Podcast Interview

Kleber Mendonça Filho Unpacks the Time-Crossing Design of 'The Secret Agent'

Lav Diaz’s Magellan Recasts the Explorer as a Brutal Agent of Conquest

Critics Praise Dardennes’ Young Mothers for Its Intimate, Documentary-Style Power

‘All That’s Left of You’ Opens in Theaters as Jordan’s Shortlisted Oscar Entry

Béla Tarr, Vanguard of European Slow Cinema, Dies at 70

Jim Jarmusch’s ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ Opens in Theaters Following Venice Golden Lion