After Jean-Luc Godard, Leos Carax is probably the French filmmaker most associated with the term enfant terrible. In some ways, he’s been even more terrible than Godard ever was, adopting a pseudonym (he was born Alex Dupont) as a teenager and bursting onto the scene at age 24 with Boy …
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Alongside the hundreds of original movies being shopped up and down the Croisette during Cannes’ Marché du Film, the market for remakes — local-language adaptations of established hits — is quietly booming. We’re not only talking about the international-to-English remakes such as Oscar winner Coda — an adaptation of 2014 French-language dramedy La …
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The first image from Stranger Things 5 has dropped. But, what else do we know about the final season? Images, Potential Plot leaks & more read full article at worldnews365.me 7 What Do We Know About Stranger Things‘s upcoming fifth and final season, or simply Stranger Things 5 (as Netflix …
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Movies that take their title from a female protagonist’s name — from Mildred Pierce and Stella Dallas through Norma Rae to Vera Drake and Jackie Brown — instantly claim that woman’s rightful place at the heart of a story, often depicting struggle and sacrifice but also resilience and strength of …
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On paper, it looks mad as a loose wheel. A largely Spanish-language musical about a Mexican druglord having a sex change, featuring onetime Disney teen star Selena Gomez as a gangster’s wife: nobody could deny director and writer Jacques Audiard’s giddy determination to do something different, but how could Emilia Pérez …
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Celebrity Conspiracy Theories That Stars Addressed When you’re a celebrity, rumors come with the territory. But conspiracy theories are a different kind of beast, and sometimes, they can get so deep and dark that celebrities have no choice but to speak out. Here are 11 times celebrities responded to conspiracy …
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Tom Rothman, the Sony Motion Pictures Group chairman and CEO, wined and dined a select few at a splendidly swish soirée Friday at Mamo Michelangelo in Antibes, hosted by Charles Finch as part of his annual Filmmakers Dinner honoring 100 years of Columbia Pictures, and there was something he said …
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There’s no point in hiring Nicolas Cage if you’re not going to let him rip with a wackadoodle, OTT performance, and he duly delivers in the sly psychological thriller The Surfer. Calibrating his character’s descent into mental and physical disarray so that it happens by evenly distributed degrees, Cage is …
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Tunisian filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania’s Four Daughters and Sudanese director Mohamed Kordofani’s drama Goodbye Julia topped the prizes at the 8th Critics Awards for Arab Films, which were announced on the fringes of the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday. Goodbye Julia won Best Feature Film and Best Screenplay. Four Daughters, which was …
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Don Cheadle directs the first episodes of Andre Holland as the founder of the Black Panther party in the AppleTV+ limited series. The Big Cigar TV Review read full article at worldnews365.me 27 Plot: The incredible true story of Hollywood revolution meeting social revolution: it’s a wild caper of Black …
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Image Credit: Unsplash Disney as the intellectual property holder couldn’t be prouder of a brainchild of the joycity, the game based on a movie series by the same name, where you’ll be a shrewd pirate captain, traversing perilous waters on your way to glory. Are you ready to lead teams, prey on other …
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A recurring motif in the films of Jia Zhang-ke is the enchantment of watching his extraordinary muse, Zhao Tao, dance — in the glitzy faux-Vegas spectacles of The World; leading a routine to the Pet Shop Boys’ “Go West” in Mountains May Depart; strutting in formation to the Village People’s …
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