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BFI London Film Festival: Sergei Loznitsa’s Imperium takes top prize
The 70th edition of the iconic festival has officially wrapped, handing out awards to an incredible lineup of new cinema.
Roger Deakins on the 'inexplicable' magic behind his cinematic eye
The legendary cinematographer keeps it real about his career, his instincts, and why he's still figuring out what his job actually is.
Marie Antoinette 4K restoration revealed as Pathé gets the spotlight
Sofia Coppola's cult classic is getting a gorgeous 4K makeover while film legends Jérôme and Sophie Seydoux are honored in Lyon.
Coen Brothers honored with Lumière Award at festival in Lyon
The legendary filmmaking duo accepted the prize with a characteristically irreverent nod to the inventors of cinema.
Prince Charles Cinema: London landmark secures future with 25-year lease
After nearly two years of uncertainty, the iconic London repertory cinema has officially dodged closure and signed a massive new deal.
MK2 Films adds short films by Brady Corbet, Kleber Mendonça Filho, and Céline Sciamma
The French sales giant is expanding its collection with new gems from some of your favorite visionary directors.
Cinema and the art of healing: Why movie theaters are a vibe
Real talk: sometimes the best way to get through a rough patch is just sitting in the dark and watching a movie with strangers.
Cinema therapy: Why escaping to the movies helped me process grief
When life feels like a total mess, sometimes the best move is sitting in a dark theater with a bag of popcorn and zero expectations.
Fan Bingbing: Why AI-generated content isn't feeding young audiences
The Chinese superstar is calling out the rise of AI microdramas, claiming they lack the raw, human emotion that makes cinema actually matter.
Vancouver International Film Festival: See the big winners of 2026
The 45th VIFF just dropped its juried award winners, and the lineup is serving major main character energy.
Gu You confirms fourth landscape-inspired film is officially in the works
The director behind 'The First Taste of Loneliness' is far from finished exploring the deep, cinematic connection between art and the human experience.
George Fenton, legendary film composer, passes away at 76
The mastermind behind the scores for Gandhi and Blue Planet has died, leaving behind a massive legacy of iconic soundtracks.
London Latino Film Festival is officially here to showcase the culture
London's first competitive Latino film festival is making waves, giving main character energy to filmmakers from across the globe.
A Man of His Time: Why this Vichy regime film is trending in France
A new movie exploring how ordinary people became cogs in the Nazi-collaborating machine is hitting home with French audiences during a tense political season.
New York Muslim Film Festival is finally here to change the narrative
NYC's first-ever Muslim Film Festival is taking over Manhattan with a lineup of 12 groundbreaking shorts and a star-studded jury.
Kane Parsons and the YouTube-to-Cinema Pipeline Changing Movies
Move over, legacy studios—creators like Kane Parsons are proving that Gen Z is ready to touch grass and head back to the big screen.
Brazil film industry is entering its global co-production era
After recent Oscar-winning success, Brazilian filmmakers are going global by teaming up with international partners to get their stories on the big screen.
A Spanish icon is narrating his own life story from beyond the grave
A new documentary uses long-lost cassette tapes to let legend Paco Rabal tell his own story, main character style.