The film's original Hildur Guðnadóttir has apparently dropped out. No reason has been given for her departure.

When Joel Coen did publicity on “The Tragedy of Macbeth” late last year he had mentioned that his brother Ethan was done making movies and would concentrate on theatre.

Let’s call a spade a spade here: “Nope” is not connecting with its audience. If it were then it would have some legs et the box-office, which it doesn’t.

Sara Dosa’s “Fire of Love” originally premiered at Sundance in January to raves. It currently has an 83 on Metacritic, and 99% on Rotten Tomatoes (based on 140 reviews).

We were wondering what exactly happened to Russian filmmaker Alexander Sokurov’s “Fairytale” which had been submitted to the last Cannes Film Festival.

Production on Michael Mann's “Ferrari” has been well underway for a few weeks now. On-set photos have also leaked showing a prosthetically-aged Adam Driver as Enzo Ferrari.

It seems as though Hirokazu Kore-eda has already wrapped production on a new movie. 

Every year, a narrative takes shape as to what will be the must-sees. You can usually tell by what is going to Telluride and Venice. This year, it’s a little wobblier. No film seems to stand out at the present time. 

A Best Actor campaign for “Elvis” star Austin Butler has clearly been under way ever since the film premiered at Cannes this past May.

I was doing backflips over Jeff Nichols quitting “A Quiet Place: Part III” last October. The director of “Midnight Special,” “Take Shelter,” “Mud,” and “Loving” surely deserved better than this.

This is a huge momentum boost for Laura Poitras. Her opioid epidemic doc “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed” has been selected as the centrepiece film of the 60th New York Film Festival.

People tend to forget that writer-director Martin McDonagh is first and foremost a celebrated playwright, and not an awards baiter. That’s just the way we like him.

Online sleuthing has been rampant over the sprinkle of clues TIFF’s Midnight Madness account has been dropping these last few hours.

Shia Laboeuf has joined Francis Ford Coppola’s “Megalopolis.” This casting news is quite surprising given that Laboeuf has been persona non grata in Tinseltown for over a year now.

Not only did Todd Phillips’ ‘Joker’ sequel, “Joker: Folie A Deux” get an Oct. 4, 2024 release date, but word is that it starts shooting in December. Will this be a snowy sequel?

Here’s the list of orphaned festival players that have yet to be picked up as of now:

The industry was stunned yesterday by Warner Bros’ total shelving of “Batgirl.”

Woody Allen’s upcoming film, shot almost entirely in French, has set a September production date, according to Production Weekly. The film will be shot in Paris.