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Debut feature Silent Roar, ‘a teenage tale of surfing, sex and hellfire’ takes the gala slot, marking a remarkable turnaround for the festival which appeared doomed to closure last October

Silent Roar to open Edinburgh International Film Festival

Martin Scorsese attended the Tribeca Festival premiere of Fish Out of Water with his wife of 24 years Helen Morris in NYC on Sunday - amid her 30 year battle with Parkinsons Disease.

Michael J. Fox was contacted by several filmmakers to tell his story. But he chose Davis Guggenheims pitch: due to his non-pity approach. Speaking to the Museum of the Moving Images 2023 Spring...

While Guggenheim is reveling in the success of Still, he’s also "happily" taking a break from work.

Sisu is a World War II movie about what happens when Nazis try to take advantage of a miner. They uncover his gold, but quickly learn that the Finnish miner can

Michael J. Fox's long battle with Parkinson's disease continues to be an inspiration to the people around him. Martin Scorsese gave a sweet tribute to the Canadian native at the event, held at the Queens-based Museum of the Moving Image, revealing how Fox's struggles with the illness have helped the director's wife, Helen Morris, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1990.

Fox was named this years Lifetime Achievement Award recipient for his impressive Hollywood career as well as his dedication to finding a cure for Parkinsons.

While receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award during the Museum of Moving Image’s 2023 Spring Awards, Michael J. Fox reflected on his Apple TV+ documentary 'Still'.

Martin Scorsese said Michael J. Fox’s foundation "means to world" to him and his wife Helen Morris, who also has the disease, while presenting him with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Museum of the Moving Image.