Directors

Jim Jarmusch Guillermo del Toro Wes Anderson Chloé Zhao Francis Ford Coppola Sofia Coppola Paul Thomas Anderson Christopher Nolan Kelly Reichardt Kleber Mendonça Filho

Sofia Coppola’s ‘Marc by Sofia’ Puts Marc Jacobs’ Process Center Stage

Critics say the debut doc favors mood and access over deep investigation.

Recife’s ‘The Secret Agent’ Drives Awards-Season Surge and Local Boom Ahead of Oscars

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! Draws Split Reviews With a Post-Genre, 1930s-Chicago Reimagining

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

At Málaga, 'Mi Querida Señorita' Returns With Intersex Protagonist

‘Pioneras’ Competes at Málaga, Reclaiming a 1970s Women’s Football Story

‘The King’s Warden’ Tops 11 Million Tickets, First Film in Two Years to Clear 10 Million

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

Jim Jarmusch's Golden Lion Winner 'Father Mother Sister Brother' Opens in German Theaters

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

Belgian Baritone José van Dam Dies at 85, Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel Confirms

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

Ulrike Ottinger’s Die Blutgräfin World-Premieres at Berlinale Special Gala

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

Rima Das’ ‘Not a Hero’ Debuts in Berlinale’s Generation Kplus to Warm Reception

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

Belmond Unveils Baz Luhrmann–Designed ‘Celia’ Carriage for British Pullman, Launching Summer 2026

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

Barratier’s Les Enfants de la Résistance Opens in French Cinemas