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The writer and co-director of Netflixs stop-motion animated film talks about capturing real-life moments in animation, using war as a backdrop for his films, and the challenges of songwriting.

Editor's note: Staff Writer Bulbul Rajagopal and Calendar Editor Caleb Wiseblood wrote Split Screen this week while Glen and Anna Starkey went on holiday. Guillermo...

Guillermo del Toro has one of the most easily identifiable styles in modern big-budget filmmaking. His ability to conjure imagery that is at once repulsive and beautiful is immediately recognizable, whether he’s working with fairy tales (“Pan’s Labyrinth”), comic book stories (“Hellboy” and “Blade 2”) or sci-fi spectacles where giant mechs punch massive alien monsters […]

The award-winning actress, 43, was so desperate to be in Guillermo del Toros Pinocchio, she joked she would even play a pencil.

As the year nears a conclusion, the final two weeks of December seem like an appropriate time to declare Netflix the streaming service champion of ...

After landing an inside joke with Guillermo del Toro during the production of Pinocchio, star Gregory Mann admits theres a slightly nerve wracking side to the gag.

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Against the backdrop of a country-wide arts and culture renaissance, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia became an epicenter for international film from December 1-10 as global filmmakers, celebrities, and crowds thronged to the city for the second annual Red Sea International Film Festival (RSIFF).

Awards season is here! But increasingly, the films most likely to be up for awards consideration are available only on streaming services. There were two big releases this past Friday, and one that’s been out for a couple months is now a frontrunner for the year’s top prizes. “The Banshees of Inisherin” (US Rated R)

Reflecting on the spiritual themes woven throughout his adaptation of “Pinnochio,” Academy Award-winning film director Guillermo del Toro says he wanted to portray the puppet as a “flawed Messiah” figure in the new film.