We are exactly a week away from the Venice Film Festival announcing the lineup for its 81st edition, set to take place from August 28 to September 7.

David Gordon Green’s “Nutcrackers,” starring Ben Stiller, is set to open the 49th Toronto International Film Festival on September 5.

I’m hearing that the shoot is far from over, we have “at least” another 5 months left before things wrap up on this one. It’s set to continue production until January/February 2025.

Let’s take a moment to appreciate Ralph Fiennes — who stars in “Conclave” — an indisputably great actor of the stage and screen. One of the best of the last 30 years.

I missed Aaron Schimberg’s “A Different Man” during the Sundance Film Festival but have been hearing some rather interesting things about it. A trailer was just released and has piqued my curiosity further.

I’m looking at the latest tracking numbers for “Twisters” and they don’t look good. Right now, Lee Isaac-Chung’s film is set to open anywhere between $35M-$40M next weekend.

Timothée Chalamet will star in Josh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme,” a sports biopic about professional ping pong player Marty Reisman, set to be produced by A24.

Whether Snyder agrees to this deal remains to be seen, but it is of the utmost importance for these ‘Apprentice’ producers to have the film shown right before the 2024 election

Last November, Focus Features announced that they’d acquired U.S. distribution rights to Edward Berger’s “Conclave”. The film has been dated for a November 1, 2024, theatrical launch.

Julia Fox went on her TikTok to announce that she just quit a movie because the director was “racist.” The “Uncut Gems” actress added that she'll "probably out" the culprit soon.

Palme d’Or winner, Sean Baker’s “Anora,” has set up a theatrical release on October 18, via Neon. It’s being well-positioned for awards season. A trailer has been released.

It seems as though Marvel head Kevin Feige’s continuous insistence for creative control has sacrificed another writer in the never-ending pre-production saga of ‘Avengers 5.’

In the 90-minute interview, Hammer discussed the “brutal experience” of his career, and that despite being “canceled” and “broke” he’s “never been happier” in his entire life.

Oscar winning cinematographer Linus Sandgren (“La La Land”, “Saltburn”, “Babylon”) is lensing Jay Roach's “Oceans 11” Prequel with Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling set to star.

In a new interview in Italy, during the Umbria Film Festival, where Terry Gilliam is a citizen of honor, the filmmaker revealed that Asa Butterfield has been cast as Adam in "The Carnival at the End of Days.”

So, this is what I’ve heard. After Amazon failed in nabbing Kevin Costner’s “Horizon,” Netflix had now also made and offer to acquire the film.

It’s been almost three years since allegations came out against Cary Fukunaga. He hasn’t directed a film since 2021’s “No Time to Die.” He now has a few things lined up …

With that said, “Longlegs” is very much playing in theaters and a big chunk of our readers did go and see it this weekend. What did you think? My verdict: Good, not great.

Before Ridley Scott set his template for “Gladiator II,” he had a whole other story in mind, one involving Russell Crowe’s Maximus coming back from the dead.

Jan de Bont, 80, has only directed five movies in his career, including “Speed” and “Twister.” He also hasn’t helmed a film in over 20 years.