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In March, film buffs in Paris descended on the Maison de la Culture du Japon for the final installment of a Japanese movie series about a traveling salesman who is unlucky in love that had run for decades in its homeland.

Important Golden Age creator Bill Allison contributed a classic cover featuring the Target for underappreciated title Target Comics in 1946.

A look at movies playing Lincoln theaters.

Russ Collins is still living it up at the Cannes Film Festival, but there are still has some cinematic surprises for you! Marquee Arts cinema program director, Nick Alderink, fills in and chats with WEMU's David Fair about the world of cinema, including a big red carpet event at the Michigan Theater tonight!

Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi has crafted a lingering, intimately observed drama about a village threatened by a glamping development project.

An anti-trans protest in front of a Contra Costa County Elementary School sparks a debate on free speech and mental health for youth.

Hamaguchi’s strength doesn’t lie in flashy montages or explosive outbursts from his characters, but rather from moments when his audience has to come to their own conclusions.

It was while he was firing back after being roasted, though, so was it just another joke?

Warning: Major plot details for “Evil Does Not Exist” are discussed below Two years after winning the Best International Feature Oscar with his film “Drive My…

The Oscar-winning director has heard theories that his main character is actually a deer...and he can see why