Kino Lorber, Zeitgeist Films board 'The Divine Order'

23-Jun-2017 | By Elbert Wyche

The film marks the initial acquistion following the two companies’ recently announced alliance.

Well Go USA acquires North American rights to 'Once Upon A Time'

23-Jun-2017 | By Elbert Wyche

The distributor plans an August 11 theatrical release, followed by digital and home video release.

BAFTA announces 2017 Student Film Award winners

23-Jun-2017 | By Elbert Wyche

The special jury prize was awarded to Daphne Matziaraki for her documentary 4.1 Miles.

Johnny Depp makes Trump 'assassination' remarks at Glastonbury

23-Jun-2017 | By Tom Grater

UPDATE: White House condemns Depp comments.

'The Strange Ones' wins at Champs-Elysées Film Festival

23-Jun-2017 | By Melanie Goodfellow

Business as usual for festival unfolding on famous Paris avenue hit by two terror attacks in recent weeks.

Woody Allen on Donald Trump: "We have chaos in the capital"

23-Jun-2017 | By Andreas Wiseman

“I still don’t know why he wanted the job.”

Emily Dickinson drama wins at Champs-Elysées fest's US in Progress

23-Jun-2017 | By Melanie Goodfellow

Wild Nights With Emily, about an illicit romance, scoops €50,000 top prize.

'Transformers: The Last Knight' tops UK social media buzz

23-Jun-2017 | By Cecile Pin

The fifth instalment in Michael Bay’s franchise dominated UK social chatter this week.

Jennifer Lopez to star in, produce 'Second Act' for STXfilms

22-Jun-2017 | By Jeremy Kay

Company boards latest female-driven project after Bad Moms, Valerian, Molly’s Game.

'Becks', 'The Night Guard' among LA Film Festival winners

22-Jun-2017 | By Jeremy Kay

Five competition sections drew 42% female, 40% non-white directors.

Edinburgh Film Festival preview: buzzy UK titles and 'Cars 3'

With attendance up 17% in three years, the festival is putting audiences at the heart of its strategy.

Luc Besson talks 'Valerian', the biggest cinema gamble of 2017

“I say this without pretension, but I’m an artist.”

Misha Green talks historical drama 'Underground'

The co-creator and co-showrunner talks to Elbert Wyche about creating a critical hit and Emmy hopeful that explores slavery in America.

Why new technology could be hurting the film business

Is the pace and range of innovation now stretching the supply chain to breaking point?

Four European marketing campaigns that paid off for Disney

These territories brought some local variety to their Disney release campaigns.