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The French adult animated comedy, which premiered in Cannes' Midnight Screenings, tells the story of a queer influencer whose world crumbles when he contracts a virus that turns gay men into heterosexuals.
“Iron Boy” director Louis Clichy is happy to bring his latest animation to Cannes – even though the world’s biggest festival is a whole different universe. “I’m glad it’s not in some ‘special category’,” he tells Variety. Sold by Playtime, “Iron Boy” premiered in Un Certain Regard, dazzling critics
At the age of 17, Milo Machado-Graner is already familiar to audiences in Cannes. First, he appeared as the sight-impaired son in Justine Triet’s 2023 arthouse smash Anatomy of a Fall, then he came back the following year with Filmlovers!, Arnaud Desplechin’s poetic ode to cinema. This year, you’ll
Beach House Pictures, the Singapore-based Fremantle label, has unveiled two new documentaries: “Panda School,” a three-part wildlife series narrated by comedian and actor Jimmy O. Yang, and “Secret Weapons of China’s First Emperor,” a one-hour history doc co-produced with China Media Group (CMG), wi
Nikkatsu Corporation has agreed a co-presentation deal with Brilliant Pictures and Carlotta Films for “Twist & Shoot Mister Suzuki,” a documentary from director Yves Montmayeur examining the life and legacy of Japanese cult filmmaker Suzuki Seijun. Under the arrangement, Nikkatsu takes on internatio
Netflix acquired French animated feature 'In Waves' and Warner Bros. Clockworks is in exclusive talks to take Park Chan-Wook's upcoming Western 'The Brigands of Rattlecreek.'
Cannes newbie Lola Petticrew will get their moment in the sun when British filmmaker Clio Barnard’s powerfully resonant I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning has its premiere at the 58th Directors’ Fortnight. Adapted by Enda Walsh from Keiran Goddard’s stunning 2024 novel about social and class inequa
Jake Johnson also stars in the David Gordon Green-directed series, following a divorced mom who gets tangled up in a web of murder, blackmail and deceit after witnessing a violent crime.
On Tuesday night’s episode of “The Late Show,” Stephen Colbert reunited with Jon Stewart, who showered his former “Daily Show” correspondent with gifts in honor of his final week on CBS. In the opening moments of the interview, Colbert was quick to reminisce about his early days on Comedy Central, a
Andra Day made a cameo on the CBS program to perform her hit song "Rise Up."
Visar Morina, the filmmaker behind the 2026 Sundance World Cinema Dramatic Competition Jury Prize winner “Shame and Money” has signed with Cinetic for representation. The film is eligible for the 2027 Best International Feature Film category at the Academy Awards thanks to rule changes announced thi
Shrinking, Ted Lasso, Pluribus, Severance, and more make up our list of Apple TV shows you'll wish you watched sooner.
From Flowers for Algernon to The Gameplayers of Zan, these sci-fi books are worthy of far more recognition than what mainstream audiences give them.
There’s a strong new subclass for Dungeons and Dragons arriving in the TTRPG in 2026 that may be a player’s paradise and a DM’s nightmare.
IT: Welcome to Derry co-creators Andy and Barbara Muschietti discuss how the show's moral questions will shape future seasons of the series.
ABC’s new Grey’s Anatomy spinoff raises a bigger question about franchise fatigue and whether the medical drama should finally end.
The greatest manga of all time may still have some steam left as leaks surface about its upcoming new chapter.
SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details about the Summer House Season 10 finale and the In the City Season 1 premiere. Bravo extended the Summer House universe with one of the most seamless transitions into a spinoff series since The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Vanderpump Rules crossover.
Pan’s Labyrinth, Spirited Away, The Chronicles of Narnia, and more make up our list of fantasy movies you should watch instead of Harry Potter.
From Enemy Mine to Seconds, these forgotten sci-fi movies transform paranoia, identity, and isolation into greatness.