Category Archives: Variety

Donald Trump posted a lengthy message to Truth Social on Saturday morning in which he recalled his White House dinner with "Real Time" host Bill Maher. The president called the evening a "total waste ...

“Josephine,” a psychological thriller starring Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan and newcomer Mason Reeves, has been acquired for the U.S. by Sumerian Pictures in a competitive seven-figure deal....

Intense and intently observed, Teodora Ana Mihai's "Heysel 85" chronicles the eruption of violence before a major soccer match in Brussels. Its setting is the real Heysel Stadium disaster of 1985, but...

Ian de la Rosa’s "Ivn & Hadoum," world premiering in Panorama at this year’s Berlinale, is the most visible evidence of a wave of Catalan first features that has been nurtured by devel...

Catalonia arrives at this year’s Berlinale with its broadest spread of selections in years - including a Panorama feature debut, “Ivn & Hadoum,” a buzzy Max series about Barcelon...

Under the scalding hot sun of the Brazilian northeast, a group of young boys kicks dirt up while running over a football. All but one, Gugu, whose energy is directed elsewhere: a pompous dance number ...

"Working with kids in movies is a lesson in not quite improvisation, but in adaptation," says Mexico's Fernando Eimbcke who first captivated audiences with his acclaimed feature film debut "Duck Seaso...

The Friday box office fell in love with Emerald Fennell's sexy literary drama "Wuthering Heights," which won out over fellow newcomers "GOAT" and "Crime 101" to claim the No. 1 spot. Fennell's adaptat...

“Harry Potter” star Rupert Grint was asked to speak on the rise of fascism and far-right politics during the Berlin Film Festival press conference for his new film, Finnish horror “N...

Brussels-based Be for Films has unveiled a first round of international deals for “Yellow Letters,” lker atak’s follow-up to “The Teachers’ Lounge," which won a prize at ...