Some real out-of-left-field surprises showed up in today’s announcement of the Cannes Film Festival lineup.

The Cannes selection committee are still putting the finishing touches on their lineup, due to be announced tomorrow morning.

Neither Mel Gibson’s face or name appears in the teaser trailer for the new Peacock three-part series “The Continental.”

Last year, Taika Waititi’s “Next Goal Wins,” starring Michael Fassbender and Elisabeth Moss, was moved from April to a September 22nd release date. Final? Of course not.

Speaking to The Film Stage, Hamaguchi also elaborated on his much-rumoured “Our Apprenticeship,” which was supposed to be his next film after “Drive My Car,” but it seems as though it’s been scrapped.

“Fatal Attraction” director Adrian Lyne, known for his ‘80s and ‘90s erotic thrillers, has joined fellow filmmaker Paul Verhoeven in criticizing the recent uptick in anti-sex scene sentiment.

As briefly mentioned a few days ago, Timothée Chalamet is set to do his own singing as Bob Dylan in James Mangold’s biopic “A Complete Unknown.”

Jim Jarmusch hasn’t released a movie in four years, but that will likely change very soon as we now have news of a new project coming from the 70 year-old writer-director.

We’re getting a new film from Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski, this one starring real-life couple, and excellent acting talents, Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara.

Tomorrow is the day when my relentless spitballing ends and we get the Cannes Film Festival lineup revealed in (almost) its entirety.

While introducing the screening in L.A. last night, which was attended by Pedro Pascal, Daniel Kwan, among others, Aster admitted that A24 were fools for giving the green light on ‘Beau.’

Back in January, filmmaking twins Danny and Michael Philippou aka RackaRacka met with DC Studios about a potential superhero project. Some believe it was for “Lobo,” but those are just rumors.

We all knew Pedro Almodovar’s “Strange Way of Life” was going to the Cannes Film Festival, but today it was confirmed by the fest itself.

Marvel Studios gave fans a hint of what’s to come this fall with the release of the first trailer for “The Marvels.”

The review embargo for Ari Aster’s “Beau is Afraid” has been lifted and it’s kinda what I was expecting.

Twin filmmaking duo Danny and Michael Philippou's “Talk to Me” completely subverts the clichés of the genre.

Back in February, I posted a positive test-screening reaction for ‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning’ which was said to be a 3-hour cut.

As Jonathan Majors’ situation keeps getting worse by the day, the folks over at Disney and Marvel have a very important decision to make: will they keep the guy or replace him?

Writer-director Jim Sheridan has built a career off the plight of the Irish working class, with his best films (“My Left Foot”, “In the Name of the Father”, and “The Boxer”) all starring Daniel Day-Lewis.

The game of back-and-forth when it comes to Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest” seems to have (almost) come to an end.