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Can’t stop the King of Pop. “Michael,” a biopic about the musical icon, has cleared a major box office milestone with more than $700 million globally. Over the weekend, the film returned to No. 1 at the international box office with $57.7 million from 83 foreign markets. The crowd-pleaser — distribu
Gerard Butler's cult-hit Greenland and its sequel Greenland 2: Migration are underrated action movies on HBO Max.
International sales and financing outfit EST N8 has secured worldwide rights to “Dead End,” a Taiwanese action crime thriller from director Chan Chun-hao, and has launched the title to global buyers at the Cannes Film Market. The film centers on Lin Sheng-yi, a former baseball star whose career coll
Typically, the Cannes Classics section is not one of the festival’s major noise-makers. Mostly comprising restorations of classic titles and new documentaries about film history, it is, for most attendees who don’t specifically work in repertory cinema, a place to take a breather, to dip into the pl
With tax credits that stack to 45 percent, lakes that double as the Arctic and a production ecosystem built for tighter budgets, this is one of the industry's most compelling shooting alternatives.
The showrunner breaks down the twists and turns of her heist thriller, including why the 'Power' creator refused to end on a neat resolution: "Nobody has figured out my formula."
Williams and Luca Pasqualino talk about the romantic troubles ahead in 'Rivals'.
The two play a daughter and father with different ideas about what makes for a fun vacation in this Cannes premiere co-starring Charlotte Le Bon.
Refresh for more…No payola going on here, just pure ticket sales around the world. Michael remained atop the box office charts like it was a 1982 Billboard music chart, reclaiming No. 1 in his fourth frame with $83.8M ($26.1M U.S./$57.7M Int’l in 83 territories) for a running global cume of $703.8M
There are some 4,000 films being sold at this year’s Cannes Marché du Film, the world’s leading film bazaar held in the depths of the Palais des Festivals where sellers from 140 countries are hawking their goods with colorful, often outrageous fliers and posters adorning the market’s roughly 300 sta
Mortal Kombat 2 loses box office momentum after underwhelming debut, facing an uphill battle against the looming Star Wars release.
At a Cannes where some have grumbled about a paucity of studio movies (and thus stars), the absence of Scarlett Johansson at last night’s premiere of Paper Tiger was notable. During the movie’s rousing 10-minute standing ovation director James Gray tried to make a call to the actress, according to r
Hungarian filmmaker László Nemes directs Gilles Lellouche and Lars Eidinger in this Cannes competition film, an unadorned depiction of the final days of a national icon.
If original IP is the golden ticket in the film industry, Maggie Kang has found it and taken it to unprecedented levels with the breakout success of her animated feature KPop Demon Hunters. Based on an original idea from Kang about a Korean girl band battling underworld invaders, it has not only bec
The veteran filmmaker’s new doc argues that no single artist documented American life more completely than Richard Avedon: “He was on a mission to understand the world through his work.”
The drama, which has its world premiere at Cannes, centers on a soldier who seeks out the family he devastated — and what it takes to make a combat film that tells the truth.
French director Jeanne Herry hits the red carpet this evening in Cannes for the premiere of Another Day, starring Adèle Exarchopoulos as a jobbing actress navigating the instability of her profession, alcoholism, family tragedy and love. It is actress, director and screenwriter Herry’s fourth featur
Actress turned director Pegah Ahangarani used archive footage and home movies to explore 40-plus years of unrest in a country still embroiled in conflict.
The German actor on why he keeps saying yes to Nazis, what Klaus Barbie taught him about empathy and how he ended up as the villain in James Gunn’s 'Superman' sequel.
The annual London fundraiser is celebrating the 25th Serpentine Pavilion by the Mexico City-based LANZA atelier.