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Lucas Museum Names Two Theaters and Unveils Nonstop Inaugural Film Program

The nonstop drop-in film program with rare archival and commissioned screenings is designed to make cinema a central, accessible part of visits.

Leviticus: Ritual de Sangre Emerges as a Breakout Queer Horror From Sundance

I Am Frankelda Is Mexico's First Stop‑Motion Feature

Angela Schanelec's 'Meine Frau Weint' Deepens Her Language‑First Cinema

Iñárritu Becomes First Filmmaker Admitted to El Colegio Nacional

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

Soderbergh Defends Visible AI in Lennon Doc, Eyes Tech for Spanish–American War Film

Bronx-Born Debut Mad Bills to Pay Opens in Select Theaters

Disney Releases Wordless Short 'Versa' on Disney Plus With Grief Content Warning

La Virreina Opens Sweeping Jean‑Luc Godard Retrospective Focused on War

Plus Forts Que Le Diable Opens in Theaters, Marking Graham Guit’s Return

Mia Hansen-Løve Honored at D’A Festival, Reaffirms Independence as Wollstonecraft Film Faces Funding Hurdles

Sundance Breakout 'Leviticus' Earns Strong Reviews for Queer Horror Debut

Der Medicus 2 Opens in Germany After 12-Year Wait

Monument Honoring 'Seventeen Moments of Spring' Creators Unveiled at Gorky Film Studio

Academy Museum Announces 'The Horror Show' Immersive Exhibition for 2026–27

Sundance Institute Recognizes Staff Union, Paving Way for First Contract Talks

America Ferrera Calls on Hollywood to 'Find Our Courage' at Critics Choice Latino Celebration

Serebrennikov’s ‘La Disparition de Josef Mengele’ Opens in France

Outfest Relaunches With OutfestNEXT Nov. 6–9, Presented by HBO Max