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San Sebastian Winner Yesim Ustaoglu Returns to Competition With ‘What Remains’ (Exclusive Clip)
The Hollywood Reporter can unveil a never-before-seen clip from San Sebastian competition feature 'What Remains.'
From OnlyFans to San Sebastian: How Gina Jaqueline Brought Unsettling Authenticity to Her Debut Acting Role in ‘Cute’
Marlene Emilie Lyngstad and Gina Jaqueline sit down for an interview on the unsettling, taboo Danish drama about a man attracted to his stepdaughter.
Naomi Watts Dedicates Donostia Award to Her ‘Mulholland Drive’ Director David Lynch: “I Miss You”
British star Naomi Watts dedicated San Sebastian Film Festival's Donostia Award to the late, great David Lynch on Saturday night.
San Sebastián Chief José Luis Rebordinos on His Final Year at the Helm — and Being the Only Top Film Festival to Take a Political Stance
José Luis Rebordinos, the outgoing San Sebastian Film Festival director, reflects on his legacy and taking a political stance on the Israel-Gaza war.
Werner Herzog Picks Up San Sebastian’s Donostia Award at Politically Charged Opening Ceremony
Werner Herzog picked up San Sebastian Film Festival's most prestigious honor Friday night in what was a politically charged opening ceremony.
How Fatih Akin Breathed Life Into San Sebastian’s Haunting Opener ‘Ghost Song’
The filmmaker talks about his San Sebastian opening film 'Ghost Song,' why it's inspired by his love of anime and manga and working with Warner Bros.
“This Is So Uncomfortable”: Douglas Booth on Putting Britain’s Police Misogyny Problem on TV
Douglas Booth unpacks his role as Tom in ITV's 'The Blame,' a drama with Michelle Keegan that uses real texts from toxic police group chat scandals.
Alfonso Cuarón to Make First Korea Visit for Busan Film Festival
The two-time Oscar winner will give a master class and support the Asian premiere of his son Jonás Cuarón's new feature ‘Campeón Gabacho.’
Tokyo Film Festival Unveils Gala and Anime Selections, Featuring Cate Blanchett, Tony Gilroy, ‘Wild Horse Nine’ and ‘Grotesqqque’
The Tokyo Film Festival will showcase new films from Tony Gilroy, Cristian Mungiu, Wayne Wang and Jane Schoenbrun.
Neil LaBute and Gia Crovatin on Making Hitchcock-Lean Indie Horror-Comedy ‘Murderous’
Gia Crovatin stars as a up-and-coming screenwriter who gets an unwanted visit from an ex in Murderous, which had its world premiere at Oldenburg.