Jim Jarmusch Talks ‘Paterson,’ His Love for Poetry & Hip-Hop, Tilda Swinton, and Being Grateful

While at Cannes, we talk to the director about his latest film, starring Adam Driver as a bus-driving poet....

Emma Suarez on the Inspirations Behind ‘Julieta’ and Being Part of Pedro Almodóvar’s World

We talk with the star of Julieta about shooting chronologically, only meeting her co-star once on set, what the film means to her, and more....

Adriana Ugarte on Pedro Almodóvar’s Meticulousness and Transforming For ‘Julieta’

We talk with the star of Julieta about her audition process,, what it was like playing the same character as Emma Suárez, and more....

Christopher Nolan Commences Production on ‘Dunkirk’ as Synopsis and First Set Images Arrive

While he's been in France for some time doing pre-production and test shoots, today Christopher Nolan officially commences production on his Interstellar fo...

First Teaser For Disney’s Live-Action ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens

Following the success of Cinderella and The Jungle Book, Disney is going all-in on their live-action remakes of animated classics. Next out of the gate is B...

Cannes 2016 Winners Include ‘I, Daniel Blake,’ ‘Personal Shopper,’ ‘The Salesman,’ and More

With a jury headed up by George Miller, the 2016 Cannes Film Festival delivered their awards this weekend, giving Ken Loach his second Palme d'Or, this time...

[Cannes Review] Graduation

Considering the heights he’s reached in the past, Graduation constitutes a disappointing step backwards for erstwhile Romanian New Wave front-runner Cristian Mu...

[Cannes Review] The Salesman

Excessively schematic plotting is a recurring weakness of writer-director Asghar Farhadi’s work. Films like About Elly and The Past suffered from contrived narr...

Alex Gibney Takes on Cyber Warfare in Trailer For ‘Zero Days’

With an output so rapid, we don't blame you if you've missed the last few documentaries from Alex Gibney (Going Clear, Taxi to the Dark Side). His next one,...

[Cannes Review] Elle

It takes all of zero seconds for the first rape to occur in Paul Verhoeven’s Elle. The film opens on a black screen and to the sounds of breaking glass and stif...