Leonardo DiCaprio and the Oscars: all his most famous defeats and snubs, from Titanic to The Wolf of Wall Street and One Battle After Another.
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Zak Penn confirms he is working on Ready Player Two. Spielberg will produce, but there is still no director, cast, or greenlight: plot details, problems, and curiosities about the sequel.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Jeff Bezos launch the Phoenix Species Project: $200 million to save 100 endangered species across 30 countries.
Higgsfield brings streamers and UFC champions into Cully Hill Boys: an AI-generated film experimenting with licensed avatars, compensation, and filmmaking without a set.
Greta Gerwig turns 43: from indie cinema and Lady Bird to Barbie’s global success and the coming Narnia challenge, between authorship, industry and IMAX cinema.
Alan Ritchson will produce a MotoGP thriller for Netflix, written by Chris Morgan: Interpol, stolen antiquities and a brother long believed dead.
From August 5 to 15, the 79th Locarno Film Festival moves from new films by Hong Sang-soo and Denis Côté to the nights of Piazza Grande, from the Hollywood blacklist to new sources of financing. The common thread is not a theme imposed on the films, but a concrete question: who decides what gets to reach a screen?
The trailer for The Days Off follows Bego from the heat of Buenos Aires into reality shifting, an online practice that promises access to a desired reality.
Christopher Nolan explains the connection between The Odyssey and Oppenheimer: broken xenia, irreversible guilt and the limits of repentance.
In Paloma Schneideman’s feature debut, a 14-year-old tries to find her place among older teenagers through MSN and the still-limited technology of 2006.
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