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Discover the life and legacy of Agnès Varda, a pioneering figure in cinema. Explore the remarkable journey of this influential filmmaker, her groundbreaking works, and enduring impact on the world of cinema and storytelling.

Frequent Greta Gerwig collaborator Nick Houy talks about the "Barbie" team's strategy for tonal shifts and the movie's most emotional moments.

Whatever you think the 1960s to have been like or looked like, think again. The tumultuous decade is multi-faceted in all manner of ways, including movies. But which films of the 1960s are actually th

Starring Françoise Dorléac, Catherine Deneuve and Gene Kelly, this musical comedy of errors has an enchanting atmosphere

The legendary Hong Kong director has made his first U.S. film in 20 years with Lionsgate's 'Silent Night,' starring Joel Kinnaman and Catalina Sandino Moreno.

Seven classic feature films, to be screened for the first time in Saudi Arabia, are showing in the Red Sea Film Festival’s Treasures sidebar.

London newcomer Avice Caro has signed to revered indie label Nice Swan Records (English Teacher, Pip Blom, Sprints) and has unveiled the brand new single, "At the End of the Day (it’s the end of the day)".

Simon Abrams interviews John Woo, who directed the films “Face/Off,” “Mission: Impossible 2,” “Broken Arrow,” “Windtalkers,” and, more recently, “Silent Night.”

The late Paul Vecchiali leaves behind queer thriller "The Strangler," a rapturous psychosexual French melodrama newly restored and in theaters.

Hitting U.S. theaters for the first time, Paul Vecchiali’s 1970 film The Strangler is an underseen thriller with deft queer themes.