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ATX Television Festival
Production designers, cinematographers, and more TV creators discussed the pros and cons of generative artificial intelligence at the ATX Television Festival on Saturday afternoon.
Tribeca
"Nanny" director Nikyatu Jusu is among the five filmmakers who created a film for the festival using the tech.
Cannes
Arnold's Cannes premiere stars Barry Keoghan and Franz Rogowski and is MUBI's third buy out of the competition after "The Substance" and "The Girl with the Needle."
Cannes
Tune in to find out this year's winners and who takes home the highly coveted Palme d'Or.
Cannes
Cannes: Mohammad Rasoulof's "Seed of the Sacred Fig" has a timely political narrative itself and for its exiled Iranian director, while "All We Imagine" is the first Indian film in the competition in 30 years.
One of the most beloved annual film series in Los Angeles will make its Manhattan debut at the historic Paris Theater this June.
Getting Animated
France's prestigious June animation festival will spotlight the partial use of AI to fuel discussion about the process, most prominently in the Japanese zombie feature "Who Said Death Is Beautiful?"
The Toronto-based documentary film festival has been in a dire state since a staff exodus back in March.
Thompson on Hollywood
Cannes: At a wide-ranging Kering Women in Motion conversation at Cannes, NBCUniversal Content Chief Donna Langley got real.
Thompson on Hollywood
The filmmaker and star tells IndieWire he's spent $100 million of his own money (so far) to shoot two of his four stories of the Western frontier — to their conclusion, whenever that is, and however much it will cost.
The standing ovation for Francis Ford Coppola's passion project clocked in at seven minutes, but how does that stack up to other past Cannes premieres?
Cannes
The "male perspective of the ideal woman" is dismantled in the body horror Cannes competition premiere, the actress said at the festival press conference.
