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Arnaud Desplechin may be regarded as one of France’s quintessential auteurs, but American cinema has long been a guiding force in his imagination. His affecting melodrama “Two Pianos,” which had its U.S. premiere last week at the Rendez-Vous with French Cinema at Film at Lincoln Center, carries bits

Swedish director Nathan Grossman discusses his new film, premiering at CPH:DOX, exploring the Western gaze, turning the camera on colonial legacy, and collaborating with the Korubo community.

Looking for some fresh Netflix recommendations for the weekend? Here are the three new to Netflix movies that belong on your watchlist.

“Euphoria” composer Labrinth is distancing himself from the HBO series, which premieres its highly anticipated third season on April 12. In a cryptic Instagram post on Thursday night, the Emmy- and Grammy-nominated musician wrote: “I’m done with this industry. Fuck Columbia. Double fuck ‘Euphoria.’

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Labrinth has composed the 'Euphoria' score since the show’s first season.

Pixar’s hit new original movie suggests a way the studio could escape its doldrums.

“Blood on Snow,” the upcoming crime thriller from Cary Joji Fukunaga (“No Time To Die,” “True Detective”) based on the bestselling novel by Jo Nesbø, has been acquired by Sky for the U.K. The film, led by an ensemble cast including Benedict Cumberbatch, Aaron Taylor‑Johnson, Eva Green, Emma Laird an

Rachel Taparjan's first feature, debuting at Copenhagen, sees the director and another woman returning to the orphanage where they were adopted, putting her on a path to confronting a painful legacy.

Beta Film has picked up international distribution rights for Spanish series “In Vitro” ahead of Series Mania. It follows a 37-year-old biologist Blanca, who takes on a job at a fertility clinic. She is forced not only to get to the bottom of the needs and risks of her clients, but her own as well.

Rafe Spall (“Trying, “The English”), Oscar nominee Bérénice Bejo (“The Artist”), “Sherlock” co-creator and showrunner Steven Moffat and “Skins” co-creator Bryan Elsley head shows at the 2026 Series Mania Buyers Upfront, an invitation-only event unspooling on March 23 at Series Mania, Europe’s bigges

Jimmy Kimmel took aim at Donald Trump's claims about gas prices on the latest episode of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.'

Anna Bruun Nørager's documentary, premiering at CPH:DOX in Copenhagen, comes amid a global backlash: "Extreme conservative forces are trying to push down the fight for women’s rights."

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After waking up from a suicide attempt he can't remember making, a man sets out to solve his own would-be murder in Peter Warren's directorial debut, premiering at SXSW.

Graham Parkes' directorial debut, premiering at SXSW, centers on a bickering couple whose karmic energy has the ability to trigger storms, stock market bounces and more.

Grace Lilly, 27-year-old star of Bravo's "Southern Hospitality," was arrested Tuesday in Charleston, South Carolina on drug possession charges, marking her second arrest in recent months. The reality television personality was released on personal recognizance after being held for several hours with

Also starring Don Cheadle, Taylour Paige and Naomi Ackie, the SXSW-premiering comedy follows a band of Bay Area shoplifters who get swept up in a larger global scheme.

"We who believe in freedom will not rest until it comes," said Richardson Jackson, who was honored alongside Chase Infiniti, Kerry Washington and the women of 'Sinners' at the annual awards luncheon.

Ernie Anastos, the iconic New York City television news anchor who anchored at WCBS, WABC, Fox 5, and Channel 9 while earning over 30 Emmy Awards, has died at 82 from pneumonia. Colleagues remember him as a mentor, entertainer, and beloved figure in New York journalism.

Daniel Radcliffe returns to Broadway in Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's acclaimed solo play Every Brilliant Thing, which officially opened at the Hudson Theatre on March 12, 2026. The production marks the play's first major New York staging since its Off-Broadway run.

Discussions surrounding mental health are finally becoming commonplace in society. Therapy and psychiatrists are no longer an anomaly in everyday conversations, but suicide and suicidal ideation are still taboo. In their arresting play, “Every Brilliant Thing,” co-creators Duncan Macmillan and Jonny

Nicole Kidman and Nick Offerman also star in the David E. Kelley-created series about a young woman who starts an unusual OnlyFans account to support her new baby.

The filmmaker, who helmed the Paramount franchise's latest installment, offered an update on the potential future of the horror series.