Tag: Theworldscreen
‘Last of Us’ Director Neil Druckmann on the Twists, Deaths, and Controversies of “The Price”
Neil Druckmann, the inventive force behind the Last of Us video games, gets why viewers of the TV show would expect any episode he directs to be pack [...]
British Urban Film Festival unveils Africa season in response to BFI’s pause of African Odysseys
The British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) is putting on a dedicated Africa season, set to showcase up to 20 African films annually across the UK, f [...]
Superb Trailer #2 for James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ with David Corenswet
Superb Trailer #2 for James Gunn's 'Superman' with David Corenswet
by Alex Billington May 14, 2025Source: YouTube
Look up! It's a bird, it' [...]
Mubi swoops on Cannes Competition entry ‘Die, My Love’ | News
In the first on-site acquisition of a Competition title in Cannes this year, Mubi has paid $24m for North America and multiple territories on Lyn [...]
Wes Anderson Takes On the Oligarchs in The Phoenician Scheme
In the icy open of Wes Anderson’s up-to-date film, The Phoenician Scheme, we see a man blown in half by a bomb. A streak of glowing red blood spatter [...]
‘My Mom Jayne’ Review: Mariska Hargitay’s Emotional Journey To Discover Her Movie Star Mother And The Stunning Family Secret She Kept Hidden For 30 Years – Cannes Film Festival
Law & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay was only 3 years antique in 1967 when a horrendous car accident took the life of her mother, Jayne Mansfield [...]
Wacky Trailer #2 for ‘Smurfs’ Animated Movie with Corden & Offerman
Wacky Trailer #2 for 'Smurfs' Animated Movie with Corden & Offerman
by Alex Billington May 14, 2025Source: YouTube
"Get ready for an advent [...]
‘Die, My Love’ receives mixed scores on Cannes jury grid; ‘Nouvelle Vague’ lands third | News
Lynne Ramsay’s Die, My Love received mixed scores on Screen’s Cannes jury grid while Richard Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague and Chie Hayakawa’s Ren [...]
Alexander Skarsgård Is the Dom of One Sub’s Dreams in the Affecting Drama Pillion
Let’s just get the inevitable out of the way. The fresh film Pillion, which premiered here at the Cannes Film Festival on May 18, is in some ways sim [...]
Richard Linklater says Trump tariffs are “not going to happen”; is positive for future of US film
Filmmaker Richard Linklater believes Trump’s proposed tariffs on films made outside the US are “not gonna happen”.
The director was speaking at [...]