Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote to close the Cannes Film Festival
After twenty years in the making, Terry Gilliam’s ill-starred The Man Who Killed Don Quixote will finally receive its world premiere at next
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AuthorJason Korsner
Paramount suspends Mission Impossible 6 shoot after Tom Cruise breaks ankle in stunt
Paramount Pictures have halted production on Mission: Impossible 6 after Tom Cruise broke his ankle while performing a stunt, on set in London.
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Daniel Craig confirms he’ll return for one final Bond film
The James Bond actor Daniel Craig has confirmed that he will return for the 25th film in the official franchise, that’s due to
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Art Satire The Square is Surprise Palme d’Or Winner
The Cannes jury, led by the Spanish auteur Pedro Almodóvar, has handed the prestigious Palme d’Or for the best film in the festival’s
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It’s a happy night for Happy Valley
In the first year that BAFTA allowed nominations from streaming services, with The Crown going into TV Awards night with an unbeaten five
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Moonlight causes Oscars upset
Two of the producers of the musical La La Land – the equal most nominated film in Oscar’s history and one of the hottest
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La La Land leads BAFTA nominations
Fresh from its success at the Golden Globes, Damien Chazelle’s musical love-letter to Hollywood, La La Land, is leading the pack with eleven
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La La Land and The Night Manager win big at the Globes
The Oscar-tipped musical love-letter to Los Angeles, La La Land, has become the most successful film ever at the Golden Globes, winning all
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Globes set up La La Land and Moonlight as Oscar front-runners
The 2017 Awards Season has kicked off in earnest with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announcing a plethora of nominations covering film and
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Raindance to honour Ken Loach with new award
The Raindance Film Festival is to present its inaugural Auteur Award to the veteran British director Ken Loach. He’ll be presented with the
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