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Movies debuting in theatres and streaming platforms this weekend

There's no need to look up every movie individually anymore, we break down what's debuting on streaming platforms and in theaters this weekend.

Asphalt City Review

Review: Tye Sheridan and Sean Penn star in Asphalt City, a brutal look at the lives of EMTs in New York City based on the novel Black Flies.

SPOTLIGHT | Monster showdown in 'Godzilla X Kong'; Sean Penn thrills in 'Asphalt City'; family movies galore

It's an almighty battle as old rivals unite to save the planet against a tyrannical adversary; paramedics put their lives on the line on New York's mean streets; catch all the action movies and Oscar winners still on circuit during the holidays

Credits roll on two weeks of unforgettable creations inspired by Campari, at 76th Festival de Cannes

CANNES: As an official partner to the 76th edition of the world-renowned Festival de Cannes, Campari, the icon of cocktail culture inspired through a series of events that celebrated the unforgettable creations of mixology and of the cinema industry.

At a Particularly Strong Cannes Film Festival, Women's Desires Pull Focus

New dramas by Catherine Breillat and Todd Haynes examine relationships between older women and teenage boys in different yet equally complex ways.

Sean Penn, backing WGA strike, says AI dispute is 'a human obscenity' at Cannes Film Festival

What movies are at Cannes 2023?

Cannes is arguably the film industry’s most prestigious festival, with this year's event seeing premieres from Martin Scorsese and others.

Glamour and grit with The Weeknd and Ken Loach at Cannes

Glamour And Grit With The Weeknd And Ken Loach At Cannes

Glamour and grit with The Weeknd and Ken Loach at Cannes

'Cannes is the highpoint of glamour, the apex of celebrity and a bleak place for women'

Every year, the festival generates two kinds of headlines: one of premieres and prizes, another involving the spectre of misogyny. Will glamour always matter more than progress at Cannes, asks Sophie Heawood