An animated film meant for kids has smashed box office records, easily beating Hollywood heavyweights like Mission Impossible 8, Thunderbolts, and Sinners.

He added, “Our motive was to make a film which will not remind you of Nayakan, and that is what we have strived for.” The movie is also involved in a controversy after Kamal Haasan said that ‘Kannada ...

Popular paranormal horror game Phasmophobia is getting a film adaptation from Blumhouse. The production company known for its horror films made the announcement at its first-ever The Business of ...

For 30 years and counting, Project Involve has been Film Independent's most vital and impactful program. We're proud to be a leader in the ongoing mission to build a more inclusive and equitable ...

Cillian Murphy won't appear in the '28 Years Later' trilogy until the second film, says director Danny Boyle.

Koby Falks — a gay Australian adult film star legally named Anthony Cox — has reportedly died at age 42 according to social media posts from his real-life partner and fellow adult content ...

The film’s high-octane action sequences and Imax screenings contributed to its strong performance. Imax accounted for $4.9 million of the film’s total China box office.

The third installment of Malta’s Mediterrane Film Festival now officially has a lineup. Set to take place in Valletta, the island’s capital, from June 21-29, the festival has confirmed more ...

The latest Marvel film features two post-credit scenes, one mid-credits and the other after the credits have fully rolled. Thunderbolts* or The New Avengers? Asterisk used as marketing strategy.

Their journey across England's largest uninterrupted path has now been made into a film - The Salt Path - featuring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs. Image source, PSPA. Image caption, ...

Sundance owns Park City in January, Cannes owns the South of France in May, and Tribeca owns New York City in the summer. This year’s installment of the Robert De Niro co-founded film festival ...

AI tools like Google’s Veo 3 and Runway can now create strikingly realistic video. WSJ’s Joanna Stern and Jarrard Cole put them to the test in a film made almost entirely with AI.