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Many careers come with sacrifices, but few demand as much personal surrender as that of the Japanese idol. A hybrid of pop star, teen model, and influencer, idols have been a mainstay of Japanese pop culture for decades, ubiquitous on the country’s screens, billboards, and shopping mall sound systems. But the problematic power dynamics that…
Soderbergh over Spike? ‘The Son’s Room’ instead of ‘Mulholland Drive’? No love for Truffaut or Varda? By and large, the world’s most prestigious prize in cinema lands in the right hands — but not always. Published on May 13, 2025 Do The Right Thing, Paul Benjamin (center), Robin Harris (2nd from right), Frankie Faison (right),…
Jackie Chan’s latest action vehicle, The Shadow’s Edge, has locked down a raft of global sales heading into the Cannes market. Buyers across Europe, Asia and the Americas have snapped up rights from sales agent Golden Network Asia, including Plaion Pictures for Germany, SPI International for Eastern Europe, ATV for Turkey, and Great Movies for…
The recipient of an honorary Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Robert De Niro has a long history with the Croisette. In 1983, the legendary actor joined director Martin Scorsese and co-star Jerry Lewis in bringing The King of Comedy to the fest. The black comedy marked De Niro’s fifth film with Scorsese, coming on…
Daphne Schmon is no stranger to Cannes, having launched her non-profit, Breaking Through the Lens, at the fest in 2018. The focus of the group is on helping any filmmakers who experience marginalization due to their gender get their projects financed. While Breaking Through the Lens is now a presence at festivals from Sundance to…
From Rent to Hamilton, RadicalMedia has a long history of bringing Broadway’s most famous stage hits to the big screen. Next up, the company is transporting New York’s Beacon Theatre to the Croisette, with Bono in tow. Bono: Stories of Surrender, based on the U2 singer’s one-man show, Surrender: An Evening of Words, (itself inspired…
At a time when most fall festivals are chasing premieres, influencers and streaming exclusives, the Oldenburg Film Festival still prides itself on something old-fashioned: discovering and nurturing raw talent. Quietly defiant and proudly independent, the German festival has built a reputation over three decades as a launchpad for boundary-pushing cinema. Some call it “Europe’s Sundance,”…
With the 2025 Cannes Film Festival kicking off on Tuesday, one key question is what movies not to miss on the Croisette. From competition veterans like the Dardenne brothers, Kelly Reichardt and Joachim Trier to newly promoted auteurs like Ari Aster, Oliver Hermanus, Carla Simón and Oliver Laxe, THR’s chief film critic rounds up 10…
Neon has picked up rights for North America, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand for Fjord, the English-language debut of Palme d’Or-winning Romanian filmmaker Cristian Mungiu (4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days), starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve. Neon plans to release the film theatrically in the U.S.. The re-teaming of Stan and Reinsve,…
The Cannes Film Market is gearing up for one of its most unpredictable editions in years, as buyers navigate a landscape shaped by risk aversion, political turbulence (thank you, Mr. Trump), and the lingering aftershocks of a sluggish Berlin. February’s European Film Market was brimming with promising projects, but few big deals materialized, leaving distributors…