Jamie Dornan Boards ‘Nostalgie,’ Starring Aidan Gillen as Washed-up Pop Star, as Executive Producer (Exclusive)

Jamie Dornan Boards ‘Nostalgie,’ Starring Aidan Gillen as Washed-up Pop Star, as Executive Producer (Exclusive)

Jamie Dornan (Belfast, The Tourist, Fifty Shades of Grey, The Fall) has boarded director Kathryn Ferguson’s (Nothing Compares) IFTA-winning and Oscar-qualified short film Nostalgie as executive producer, throwing his support and star power behind the Northern Irish production as it heads into awards season, including a possible spot in the best live action short film…

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Meet the Estonian Folklore Characters Helping to Celebrate the 30th Tallinn Fest – and Their Animator

Meet the Estonian Folklore Characters Helping to Celebrate the 30th Tallinn Fest – and Their Animator

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Estonia’s Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) was looking for someone to create a visual identity, the first in the festival’s history. “We want to enter the festival’s next decade with a fresh perspective and create new traditions,” PÖFF’s head of marketing Maria Plees said in unveiling the news late…

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‘All About the Money’ Doc Maker Updated Her Film on Fergie Chambers After His Arrest and a U.S. Extradition Request

‘All About the Money’ Doc Maker Updated Her Film on Fergie Chambers After His Arrest and a U.S. Extradition Request

The works of Irish documentary director Sinéad O’Shea tend to turn heads and cause debate. Her latest film, All About the Money, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival before recently screening at the 70th edition of the BFI London Film Festival (LFF), is no different. Exploring themes of money, power and revolution, the doc…

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‘Imperium,’ ‘Concrete Land’ and ‘9 Temples to Heaven’ Win BFI London Film Festival Awards

The 70th edition of the BFI London Film Festival (LFF) is wrapping up Sunday night with the U.K. premiere of Jesse Eisenberg’s star-studded The Debut, following the afternoon unveiling of this year’s award winners. The 2026 honors were led by Sergei Loznitsa‘s Imperium, which won the best film award in the official competition, and Asmahan…

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