Sofia Coppola makes her documentary debut with an intimate portrait of Marc Jacobs, debuting at Venice, screening at MoMA’s Doc Fortnight (Feb 26–Mar 11, 2026) and arriving in theaters on March 20
Kai Stänicke’s feature debut Trial of Hein uses a remote island setting and a community tribunal to interrogate identity, memory and social belonging, winning the Teddy Award jury honor after its Berlinale Perspectives premiere.
Sullivan’s Crossing returns April 20 on The CW with a trailer that reveals Maggie’s estranged husband and a dramatic love triangle after the show’s Netflix surge in early February 2026
The film Cutting Through Rocks follows Sara Shahverdi’s bold community activism and becomes the first Iranian-made documentary to receive an Oscar nomination after winning Sundance’s Grand Jury Prize
As Netflix pursues Warner Bros. Discovery, the Department of Justice issued a civil investigative demand, multiple Republican attorneys general warned of market concentration, and Paramount raised its bid in a volatile bidding war
Robert Carradine, who played Sam McGuire, has died at 71; colleagues including Hilary Duff and Jake Thomas paid tribute while family disclosed his nearly two-decade battle with bipolar disorder
Yellow Letters, a domestic drama by İlker Çatak, won the Golden Bear at the 2026 Berlinale, spotlighting artistic dissent while the festival confronted questions about censorship and political speech
Paradise season 2 widens the map beyond the bunker but preserves the character drama and prolific flashbacks that made the first season memorable
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BBC has greenlit three original drama series spanning crime comedy, political thriller and Tudor-era storytelling, led by notable writers and production companies
Muriel d’Ansembourg’s debut Truly Naked uses candid performances and careful staging to argue that real intimacy is messier and more humane than porn’s choreography
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, a former senior royal, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office as police search multiple addresses including Sandringham
A tender, occasionally kitschy portrait of family, class and place, Anthony Chen’s We Are All Strangers closes his Growing Up trilogy and made its debut at the Berlinale
Alien Headbutt combines the spectacle of professional wrestling with a War of the Worlds-style alien invasion in Akira Inui’s first serial for Weekly Shōnen Jump
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a brisk, provocative satire from karim aïnouz that assembles a bold cast to assault wealth and patriarchy, but its maximalist choices sometimes undercut the film’s bite.
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2026 DGA Awards Highlights Exceptional Directing Talent with Paul Thomas Anderson as a Distinguished Winner The 2026 Directors Guild of America (DGA) Awards celebrated extraordinary directing talent, with acclaimed filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson recognized as a standout winner for his outstanding contributions to the industry.
Christopher Nolan Leader at the Directors Guild of America (DGA) Professional Summary Dynamic leader with a proven track record at the Directors Guild of America (DGA), dedicated to addressing critical challenges within the film industry. Committed to fostering innovation, advocating for filmmaker rights, and enhancing the professional landscape for directors and creatives alike. Key Achievements Spearheaded initiatives aimed at resolving pressing industry issues, including equitable…