Star Trek Into Darkness tops Thursday's box office with $11.5 million

Iron Man 3 tops the box office with $72.5 million

Mars Films has acquired distribution rights for all French-speaking markets to William H. Macy’s directorial debut, “Rudderless.” Radiant Films has launched sales of  international territories at Cannes for the music drama, which has started shooting. Macy is starring along with Felicity Huffman, Billy Crudup, Anton Yelchin, Selena Gomez and Laurence Fishburne. Keith Kjarval is producing... Read more »

Sweden's iVast joins the director's follow up to "Pina" as a co-producer.

read more

Due to weather, the private party will now take place in the ballroom at the Martinez hotel.

read more

Sierra/Affinity has sold 20 international markets for Ryan Gosling’s directorial debut, fantasy drama “How to Catch a Monster.” Christina Hendricks, Iain De Caestecker, Saoirse Ronan, Ben Mendelsohn, Eva Mendes, Matt Smith and Rob Zabrecky are starring in the project, which recently began shooting in Detroit. The project is selling at Cannes. Warner Bros acquired U.S.... Read more »

A film whose measured pace and minimal conflict seem better suited to pastoral living than arthouse viewing.

Phase 4 Films has acquired North American rights to docu “The Crash Reel” from “Waste Land” helmer Lucy Walker. HBO, which helped finance the pic, will keep U.S. television broadcast rights. Pedro Kos and Walker penned the script, which Julian Cautherley and Walker produced. Sheila Nevins exec produced. Phase 4 has an early winter theatrical... Read more »

Sierra/Affinity has sold distribution rights in more than 20 territories.

read more

Just hours before Lionsgate’s much-anticipated “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” party at Baoli Beach, photographers crammed into the lobby of the Majestic Hotel on Saturday to snap pictures of the film’s stars. Jennifer Lawrence and company were set to arrive at 2 P.M. at the hotel, where they’d pose on the ground floor for the... Read more »

Audiences are likely to feel impatient with this leaden Russian black comedy.

Two days before prestige pic “Blood Ties” screens at Cannes, Worldview Entertainment has picked up rights to Marilyn Monroe biopic “Blonde” with “Killing Them Softly” helmer Andrew Dominik set to helm. Dominik also penned the script, an adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates’ fictionalized bio about the late star. Wild Bunch is handling international sales on... Read more »

Morgan Freeman and  Diane Keaton will star together for the first time in the comedy “Life Itself” with Richard Loncraine directing. Project was introduced at Cannes, where Myriad Pictures is selling international rights. CAA and WME Global co-rep North American rights. Freeman’s Revelations Entertainment will produce “Life Itself” in association with Latitude Prods. Producers are... Read more »

Hirokazu Kore-eda's reverberant drama is a characteristically low-key treatment of familial bonds, expectations and responsibilities.

Mathieu Amalric plays the ideal analyst to Benicio Del Toro's Blackfoot patient in the competition film exalting the work of ethno-psychoanalyst Georges Devereau

read more

The current byword in Southern Europe’s debt-ridden economies is “export or die,” and Spanish producers have taken heed, in order to counteract uncertainty over public subsidies and plummeting TV investment.

Once the Cinderella of film production, Spain’s animation output is now knocking on global market doors, boosted by the growing commitment of private broadcasters.

Since September, Spain has unleashed two of its three biggest movies ever: Juan Antonio Bayona’s "The Impossible" with a $172.5 million gross worldwide and Andy Muschietti’s Mama at $135.8 million gross and counting.

A lean and suspenseful genre piece that follows a bloody trail of vengeance to its cruel, absurd and logical conclusion.

A visually arresting poetic reverie that should strike a chord with adventurous audiences who don't mind mood over matter.