(film) - latest news (January 28, 2023)

Film directed by Maxine Peake to be shown at festival


Then there was poor Alexander Skarsgaard, dommed by Mia Goth on a holiday from hell in the shocking “Infinity Pool” (not that ...

Sundance Film Festival 2023: Highlights from the festival as movies return to Park City


Actress Eva Green was sometimes “unrealistic” with her expectations and wanted to hire expensive staff for an independent sci ...

Eva Green ‘unrealistic’ with expectations before film abandoned, court told


A new film about World War Two has quickly become a favourite with Netflix viewers as it is now the streaming service's ...

Dancer crushed by 'mechanical tree' in bizarre accident on film set suing for £300,000


Writer and director AV Rockwell’s film A Thousand And One has won the top prize at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. The film, which received the US Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic, was praised for its ...

Uruguay tries to steal the show as a South American film hub


A showing of the award-winning film Final Account made by Swindonian Luke Holland at the school he attended, Commonweal ...

All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt review – experimental film pulls on the senses


Actress Eva Green showed a “vitriolic aversion” to production plans for a failed sci-fi film and should not receive her ...

Intense WW2 film Narvik has become Netflix's new number one film worldwide

The Guardian view on Irish film: laughing all the way to the Oscars

How Sylvia Syms’s Victim, the most daring film of the 1960s, made Britain a better place

AV Rockwell’s A Thousand And One wins top prize at Sundance film festival

Award-winning film to be screened for free to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

Eva Green showed ‘vitriolic aversion’ to plans for failed film, High Court told