Directors

Jim Jarmusch Guillermo del Toro Christopher Nolan Francis Ford Coppola Wes Anderson Chloé Zhao Kelly Reichardt German Cinema Ryan Coogler Sofia Coppola

New Directors/New Films Unveils 55th Lineup With 'Leviticus' Opening and 'Donkey Days' Closing

Newly launched distributor Lunette has picked up ND/NF selection Next Life for a U.S. theatrical release, according to The Film Stage.

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

Berlinale Crowns 'Yellow Letters' Golden Bear as Gaza Debate Defines Closing Night

Berlinale Competition Debut for Haroun’s ‘Soumsoum, the Night of the Stars’ Draws Split Early Reviews

Fernando Eimbcke’s Flies (Moscas) Bows in Berlin Competition to Warm Early Reviews

At Berlinale, Alain Gomis Premieres 'Dao,' a Three-Hour Cross-Continental Family Saga

Berlinale Competition Horror 'Nightborn' Debuts as Rupert Grint Charts a Dark Post‑Potter Turn

WestEnd Boards Rachel Rose’s ‘The Last Day,’ Unveils First Look at Berlin Market

‘Pillion’ Opens to Strong Reviews as Filmmakers Shorten Explicit Close-Up to Preserve Tension

Emerald Fennell’s ‘Cumbres Borrascosas’ Targets Valentine’s Release With a Stated “Version” of Brontë

Neon Wins U.S. Rights to Sundance Doc ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ After Bidding War

Kelly Reichardt’s 'The Mastermind' Opens in France With a Quiet Anti-Heist Turn

Valérie Donzelli’s ‘À pied d’œuvre’ Opens in France With a Clear-Eyed Look at Precarious Work

Sundance Breakout ‘If I Go Will They Miss Me’ Earns Strong Reviews for Lyrical Coming‑of‑Age Portrait

Maria Sødahl’s The Last Resort Wins Göteborg’s Dragon Award for Best Nordic Film

Michel Franco’s ‘Dreams’ Opens in France With Chastain and Hernández in a Stark Class-and-Race Drama

Hamnet Opens in Spain With Awards Momentum and Strong Reviews

Konstantin Bogomolov Named Acting Rector of School-Studio MKhAT

'Grand Ciel' Review: An Ambitious Social Horror With Uneven Genre Payoff

'Die Frau in Blau' Airs Tonight on Das Erste, a Drama of Guilt and Forgiveness