Category: Entertainment

Arthur Harari knows his case is strange.  At 45, the filmmaker behind “The Unknown” hits Cannes competition with an Oscar, two Césars, and an international […]

Loosely adapting “A Short Film About Love” into a long film about nothing, Asghar Farhadi’s cramped and tedious “Parallel Tales” forfeits the sordid humanity of […]

Taking on her first leading role in a TV series was “emotionally grueling and physically exhausting,” the actress told IndieWire. After all, she’s got big […]

The process of how art gets made seems to change every day, with new technologies disrupting old workflows and evolving methods of distribution and monetization. […]

TV has always been partial to spinoffs and sequels and revivals, but lately, it feels like half the industry is devoted to mining the depths […]

Editor’s note: This review was originally published during the 2025 SXSW Film & Festival. Greenwich Entertainment will release the film in theaters beginning Friday, May 15. Oh, to […]

The BFFoundation (BFF), in collaboration with founding partner Walmart and presenting partner Coca-Cola, had today announced the narrative, documentary, homegrown, short film, and episodic selections […]

Jane Schoenbrun‘s “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” is the rare film that can capture the respect and attention of the most discerning festival […]

Peter Jackson says his long-delayed “The Adventures of Tintin” sequel is finally underway, revealing at Cannes that he is actively writing the screenplay with Fran […]

Near the end of “Dutton Ranch‘s” two-part series premiere, something astounding happens — or nearly happens. After a hard day of ranching, Rip (Cole Hauser) […]