In Berlin, Anxious Movies for Dark Times
At the Berlin International Film Festival, the onscreen mood was downbeat, but the program still held some gems.
Robert De Niro Says His TV Debut ‘Zero Day’ Was Like Doing ‘3 Feature Films Back to Back’
Co-creators Eric Newman and Noah Oppenheim also tell TheWrap about the Netflix limited series' real-world parallels and why ...
Neon’s First Trailer for ‘The Actor’ With André Holland and Gemma Chan Features an Amnesiac Love Story
The Actor, starring Andre Holland and Gemma Chan and based on a seemingly lost Donald E. Westlake novel, has a brand-new ...
Candi Staton: ‘I told him, If you kill me, you’ll die too’
The 84-year-old soul stalwart has survived alcoholism, segregation, a dramatic mid-career trough, and a relationship in which ...
Sure, Jacki Weaver thinks about retirement. But there’s too much to do
Since her Hollywood breakout with Animal Kingdom, the Australian actor has hopped between major films and TV shows.
‘Late Shift’ Review: Leonie Benesch Is Simply Marvelous As A Nurse On The Edge In Petra Volpe’s Urgent Medical Drama – Berlin Film Festival
Leonie Benesch is simply marvelous as a nurse on the edge in Petra Volpe’s urgent medical drama – Berlin Film Festival ...
‘The Blue Trail’ Review: It’s Never Too Late to Find One’s Purpose, Preaches a Soul-Searching Septuagenarian
Pitched somewhere between science-fiction and fable, director Gabriel Mascaro’s “The Blue Trail” finds a beacon of optimism ...