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Ken Burns Says Election Rigging Fears Unearthed in ‘American Revolution’ Doc Sounded So Trump-Esque He Had to Cut Them
Acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns spoke at the Edinburgh Film Festival on Friday about Donald Trump, 'The American Revolution' and his Barack Obama doc.
Christine Vachon Jokes She Likes Pedro Pascal Better Than Joaquin Phoenix in Todd Haynes’ ‘De Noche’
The Killer Films producer spoke at an Edinburgh Film Festival session on Friday, where she spoke about Todd Haynes' gay romance 'De Noche.'
‘Sentimental Value’ Screenwriter Gets Backing For Next Directorial Feature
Sentimental Value screenwriter Eskil Vogt, is prepping his next film as a director, the psychological thriller Untitled.
Michael Sheen and Director Simon Ryninks Reveal Their Personal Connections to Welsh Sci-Fi Caper ‘Out There’: “This Really Pushed Buttons for Me”
Michael Sheen and director Simon Ryninks sit down and reveal their personal connections to Edinburgh Film Festival's Welsh sci-fi caper 'Out There'.
Sarajevo Film Festival Boss Jovan Marjanović on Owning Its Powerful Origin Story: “We Connect This Legacy of War… and Build Bridges”
Jovan Marjanović, in his fifth year as the sole director of the Sarajevo Film Festival, teases what's to come from its 32nd instalment this year.
‘The Ones With the Tempered Flowers’ Documents a Woman Studying “Her Body’s Relationship to Self and Society” in Tanzania
'The Ones With the Tempered Flowers' is a film documentary about a woman, her body.
Busan Film Festival to Honor Its Founder Kim Dong-ho with Korean Cinema Award
The 88-year-old Korean industry luminary, who founded the festival in 1996 and made his own feature directorial debut last year, will accept the prize at the Oct.
Asia Argento Discusses Playing “a Racist,” Locarno Honor and Exec-Producing a Gia Carangi Doc
Asia Argento, in a Locarno 2026 award interview, discussed playing a racist in 'Death Has No Master,' executive-producing a Gia Carangi documentary.
Zurich Film Fest Galas Set for Award Contenders ‘I Play Rocky,’ ‘Possible Love,’ ‘Josephine’
The 2026 Zurich Film Festival has set gala screenings for awards hopefuls I Play Rocky, Josephine and Possible Love.
‘Demons’ Explores the Russia-Ukraine Relationship via Borscht, Blood and Graves (Exclusive Trailer)
Watch a Locarno 2026 film trailer for 'Demons,' which explores the Russia, Ukraine relationship via borscht, blood, graves and more.