Fan Bingbing Explores The Limits Of Desire in Diary of a Mad Old Man
Set in contemporary Tokyo, Wayne Wang’s new film places Fan Bingbing inside a family where duty, attraction and dependence become difficult to separate.
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Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Evans Clash Over a Doomsday Prophecy in Sacrifice
Anya Taylor-Joy abducts Chris Evans for an apocalyptic volcanic ritual in the trailer for Romain Gavras's satirical thriller Sacrifice, arriving on Netflix on October 16.
Hoyeon Finds Her Next Screen Challenge in Hope
Na Hong-jin casts Hoyeon as an officer trying to protect an isolated community.
Jessica Chastain Confronts a Sinister Duplicate in The Trailer for Other Mommy
Jessica Chastain portrays a mother and her supernatural double in Other Mommy, an October 9 horror release.
“Always Lalisa” Captures the Blackpink Star's Solo Milestones
Sony Music Vision confirms an October 12th theatrical release for “Always Lalisa,” a documentary chronicling Lisa's solo endeavors.
Jay-Z and Rick Rubin Sit Down for Eight Episodes HBO Series Jaÿ-Z in 8
Jaÿ-Z in 8 brings Jay-Z and Rick Rubin back together for HBO, more than two decades after they made 99 Problems for The Black Album.
Taika Waititi Turns "Klara and the Sun" Into a Story About Grief and Friendship
Jenna Ortega plays a solar-powered Artificial Friend in Taika Waititi's adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel.
Labubu Is Set for a Movie Adaptation
Sony Pictures has acquired the screen rights to Labubu, the fanged, elf-like rabbit figure that has become a pop culture fixation over the past year.
Giorgio Armani Crossroads Returns with Five Stories of Choice
Celine Song directs the fifth season of Giorgio Armani’s Crossroads series, tracing five women through moments that mark their journeys.
Gucci Debuts ‘The Tiger’ a Film by Spike Jonze and Halina Reijn
A new short film directed by Spike Jonze and Halina Reijn frames Gucci’s La Famiglia collection in a cinematic family drama.
Entries Now Open for The Fondazione Prada Film Fund
Independent features can apply for up to €250,000 from a €1.5 million fund. Entries close October 17 with decisions early 2026.
Fragments for Venus by Alice Diop Joins Miu Miu Women’s Tales
Alice Diop takes on Miu Miu’s 30th Women’s Tales with a new short film, Fragments for Venus, premiering at Venice on August 30.
Ralph Lauren’s Polo Bear Stars in a Six-Minute Short Film
Ralph Lauren’s first animated short film sends Polo Bear on a six-minute art caper. Full film premieres on YouTube August 14.
Jonathan Anderson Joins Luca Guadagnino’s AI Comedy ‘Artificial’
Jonathan Anderson steps in as costume designer for Luca Guadagnino’s tech-satire Artificial, his third film collaboration with the director.
Saint Laurent Takes ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ to Venice
Saint Laurent’s film division teams with Jim Jarmusch on a family drama starring Cate Blanchett and Adam Driver, premiering at Venice 2025.
Sofia Coppola Takes Marc Jacobs to Venice with Marc by Sofia
Director Sofia Coppola has been quietly filming Marc by Sofia, a new documentary on longtime friend Marc Jacobs, set to premiere at the Venice Film Festival next month.
Chanel and Cinema Paradiso Light Up the Louvre
Sofia Coppola opens the festival with The Virgin Suicides as Chanel returns to support the open-air cinema event in Paris.
Criterion Releases a Box Set of Wes Anderson’s First Ten Films
The 20-disc release brings Anderson’s first ten movies to 4K with Dolby Vision, and more than 25 hours of extras.
Disney Sets Release Date for The Devil Wears Prada 2
The studio’s confirmation ends months of guessing and sets a runway—fittingly brisk—for the sequel to step into view.
Catherine Martin Directs a 1920s Ghost Story for Miu Miu’s New Capsule
Martin makes her directorial debut with “Grande Envie,” a short film anchoring Miu Miu’s latest upcycled fashion collection.