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David Thomson Argues Screens Rewrote Attention in New Revisionist History

The book frames 150 years of moving images as a force that reshaped how people focus and live.

Josefina Molina, Pioneering Spanish Director, Dies at 89

Mel Gibson Releases First Photo From Two‑Part Jesus Film

Guillermo del Toro’s 4K ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ Returns to Cannes With Anti-AI Message

On Star Wars Day, Disney+ Debuts Specials as IMAX Screens 25-Minute Mandalorian Preview

Marion Fedder Finds 'Das Boot' Peugeot 402 After Long-Lost Key Turns Up

Lost Georges Méliès Film Found in Family Trunk, Restored by Library of Congress

Rocky Statue Moves Inside Philadelphia Museum of Art for New Exhibition

Inside the Making of the 2026 Oscar Statuette and the $1 Rule That Governs It

Lucasfilm Rebrands 'Original Trilogy' as 'Center Trilogy' in New Blu-ray Promo

Berlinale Crowns 'Yellow Letters' Golden Bear as Gaza Debate Defines Closing Night

Hardy Krüger Jr. Uses 'Dschungelcamp' to Press for Answers on His Father's 2022 Death

Concha Barquero, Pioneering Spanish Documentarian, Dies at 51

Willy Fritsch at 125: German Cinema’s Silent-to-Sound Leading Man Reconsidered

Brigitte Bardot Dies at 91, Foundation Says

Brigitte Bardot Dies at 91, Her Foundation Confirms

The Hollywood Reporter Names 'O Agente Secreto' Best Film of 2025

‘Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel’ Turns 50 With December Broadcasts and ARD Streaming

Germany's Federal Court Rules 'Miss Moneypenny' Not Protected as a Work Title

Udo Kier, Cult German Actor and Arthouse Mainstay, Dies at 81