Exclusive: The Sundance Lab alum premieres his debut feature, the first to be written and directed by a Native Hawaiian filmmaker, at this week’s Urbanworld Film Festival.
“The Night Of” Emmy winner has earned universal acclaim for his role as a drummer losing his hearing.
Lee’s colorful, jazz-fueled dramedy gave Denzel Washington his first romantic lead, as a musician torn between two women.
The iconic scene of Gump running across America was funded by the actor and his director, Robert Zemeckis.
Nia DaCosta, Kojima Hideo, and Jon Favreau are part of the advisory board that will help Tribeca bridge the gap between cinema and gaming.
“Atarrabi & Mikelats” director Eugène Green refused to wear a mask after being asked five times to put one on.
“Soul” is still scheduled to stay with Thanksgiving, but exhibitors are forced to confront what the business looks like without Disney.
The Netflix release primarily stars British and Australian actors, but the ensemble’s American accents were “highly successful.”
Even in a pandemic, distributors are buying movies, but these gems still deserve homes. Somebody do something!
“Death on the Nile” and “West Side Story” are also getting new dates from Disney, but “Soul” remains set for November.
Newly established PMRC will steward Variety, Rolling Stone, The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, Vibe and Music Business Worldwide, among many other brands.
“He is good for cinema from start to finish,” Swinton writes of her “Okja” and “Snowpiercer” collaborator.
