‘Pinocchio’ Is Dubbed Into English and Its Director Is Thrilled About It
Matteo Garrone regretted making an Italian movie in English five years ago. Now, he’s making up for it.
Matteo Garrone regretted making an Italian movie in English five years ago. Now, he’s making up for it.
From a new Pixar effort to Wonder Woman antics and Tom Hanks reading the news, this Christmas season has a little something for everyone.
Sacha Baron Cohen, Maria Bakalova, director Jason Woliner, and others explain the year’s most talked-about movie moment.
In this week’s Screen Talk, we explain the impact of critics groups. Plus: Sundance’s January lineup doesn’t have as many big, buzzy titles as usual. Should that matter?
From boundary-pushing documentaries to an international midnight section, this year’s virtual edition has plenty of breakout potential.
231 critics from around the world voted in this year’s survey, and while there was a clear-cut winner, the margins were razor-thin.
This year’s non-fiction highlights pushed boundaries and captures a world at odds with itself.
This wasn’t an easy year to make a first feature, but there was no shortage of debuts worthy of celebration.
Christopher Nolan is pissed, and he’s not the only one. Did Warner Bros. cross a line?
Vinterberg’s life took a harrowing turn when his daughter died in 2019. But as the filmmaker and star Mads Mikkelsen explain, they knew they had to go on.
From Oscar submissions to film festival breakouts, this year’s online festival has a lot of promising talent, all of which can be watched anywhere in the U.S.
Equal parts “Gravity,” “The Martian,” and “The Thing,” Clooney’s Netflix thriller is engaging but overly familiar.