The Brutalist Report

Variety

• Oprah Winfrey Says Kamala Harris Is No Longer ‘Hiding in Plain Sight’ [358d]
• Venice Film Festival Red Carpet and Fashion Photos [358d]
• ‘Reagan’ Review: Dennis Quaid’s Affable yet Authoritative Presidential Performance Leads a Blatantly Worshipful Biopic [358d]
• Abraham Lincoln Doc ‘Lover of Men’ Partners With LGBTQ Group Human Rights Campaign (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• ‘Arcadia’ Review: In Between Life and Death, There’s a Whole Lot of Mixed Emotions in Yorgos Zois’ Modern Greek Tragedy [358d]
• Winona Ryder Says Some People Were ‘Blatantly Sexually Harassing Me’ as a Young Actor; She Told Jenna Ortega Stories And Thought: ‘That’s F*cked Up’ [358d]
• ‘Super Happy Forever’ Review: Nostalgia Can’t Mend a Broken Heart In a Gentle Japanese Charmer [358d]
• ‘Kill the Jockey’ Director on ‘Wild World’ of Horse-Racing, and His Next Film, About a ‘Crack-Smoking Priest in Bolivia’ (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Russo Brothers’ AGBO Announces Return of ‘No Sleep ‘Till Film Fest’ Short Film Challenge – Film News in Brief [358d]
• M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Trap’ Gets Digital, Blu-ray/DVD Release Dates [358d]
• Angelina Jolie Weeps Through Rapturous 8-Minute Venice Standing Ovation for ‘Maria,’ Launching Oscar Buzz [358d]
• ‘Kill the Jockey’ Review: A Colourful Argentine Oddity That Refuses to Stay on Track [358d]
• Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton Says He Believes ‘the Band Is Still Alive’… but Touring, Albums and Vegas Are Not in the Cards [358d]
• Obamas’ Higher Ground Acquires Telluride Short Baseball Doc ‘The Turnaround’ From Oscar Winner Ben Proudfoot (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Matt Bomer, Debbie Allen to Be Honored by Project Angel Food (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Pharrell Williams and Michel Gondry’s ‘Atlantis’ Musical Film Lands May 2025 Theatrical Release [358d]
• Greenwich Entertainment Buys ‘Mad About the Boy – The Noel Coward Story’ (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Mo’Nique Never Doubted She’d Work With Lee Daniels Again Despite Yearslong Feud: ‘I’m Willing to Fight for This Friendship’ [358d]
• Kevin Macdonald on Showcasing John Lennon’s ‘Political Engagement’ (and Recreating His New York Apartment) in ‘One to One: John & Yoko’ [358d]
• China Has Been Ignoring Hollywood Movies. Why ‘Alien: Romulus’ Is an Exception [358d]
• ‘Apocalypse in the Tropics’ Review: Petra Costa Offers a Sobering Look at the Evangelical Age of Brazilian Politics [358d]
• Morrissey Says Johnny Marr Rejected ‘Lucrative’ Smiths Reunion Offer Earlier This Year [358d]
• Helen Mirren Inches Closer to EGOT After Being Submitted for Spoken Word Grammy for ‘Moriarty: The Silent Order’ (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Vince McMahon Docuseries Sets Netflix Premiere Date [358d]
• ‘Alan Wake’ and ‘Control’ Film, TV Projects in the Works From Annapurna and Remedy [358d]
• ‘Napoleon: The Director’s Cut,’ Featuring 48 Hours of Unseen Footage, Is Now Streaming on Apple TV+ [358d]
• ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ First Look: Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Bailey Keep the Dinosaur Franchise Roaring [358d]
• Venice-Bound Trump-Era Documentary ‘Homegrown’ Unveils First Clip (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• ‘Riefenstahl’ Review: A New Portrait of Leni Riefenstahl Looks Closer at the Question: Was the Filmmaker Complicit in Nazi Crimes? [358d]
• IFC Films Releases First Teary-Eyed Trailer for Animated Feature Oscar Hopeful ‘Memoir of a Snail’ (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Sigourney Weaver ‘Wasn’t Thrilled’ About ‘All the Guns’ on ‘Aliens,’ but James Cameron Convinced Her: Ripley ‘Needs to Defend Herself’ [358d]
• Animation Legends Quay Brothers Head to ‘Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass’ Where ‘Mystery Is a Potent Force’ (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Daniel Sancho Bronchalo, Son of Spanish Actor Rodolfo Sancho, Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder in Thailand [358d]
• Telluride Festival Lineup Includes ‘Nickel Boys,’ ‘The Piano Lesson’ and ‘Saturday Night’ With Tributes for Jacques Audiard and Saoirse Ronan [358d]
• ‘Euphoria’ Star Barbie Ferreira to Lead XYZ’s Rom-Com ‘Mile End Kicks’ With Devon Bostick, Stanley Simons, Juliette Gariepy (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Barry Keoghan Set for Netflix’s ‘Peaky Blinders’ Movie [358d]
• Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk, ‘Thunderbolts’ and ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ First Looks Debut in Marvel 85th Anniversary Video [358d]
• The Roots and Grace Bowers to Headline WhyHunger’s Amplified Concert [358d]
• Jeff Goldblum’s ‘Kaos’ Is a Meandering Mythological Bore: TV Review [358d]
• Winona Ryder Gets Frustrated by Her Younger Co-Stars Who ‘Are Not Interested in Movies’: ‘The First Thing They Say’ Is ‘How Long Is It?’ [358d]
• Late Actor Carl Weathers Remembered by Co-Stars From Stallone to Sandler Before His Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Ceremony [358d]
• Adele Exarchopoulos, Souheila Yacoub on Starring as Rebels With a Cause in Venice Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Planet B’ (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Fmovies, a Massive Internet Piracy Ring, Is Shut Down by Police in Vietnam [358d]
• ‘Rings of Power’ Director Charlotte Brändström Explains Sauron’s Origins in Season 2 Premiere, Why Celebrimbor Is Like Oppenheimer and Directing 200 Orcs (EXCLUSIVE) [358d]
• Eric Bana, Sarah Snook, Barry Keoghan in the Mix as BFI London Film Festival Unveils 2024 Competition Titles [358d]
• U.S. Recorded Music Hit Record $8.7 Billion in Mid-Year Revenue, But Growth Is Just 4%: RIAA Report [358d]
• Angelina Jolie Spent ‘Almost Seven Months’ Training to Sing Opera in ‘Maria’: ‘I Had Not Sung in Public’ Before and ‘Was Terribly Nervous’ [358d]
• Venice Market Kicks Off With Buzzy Indie Projects, Looks at Indigenous Cinema for First Time [358d]
• ‘Apartment 7A’ Trailer: Julia Garner Is Tormented by Dianne Wiest in ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ Prequel [358d]
• Mukesh Ambani Welcomes Disney to the Reliance Family, Reveals Plans for World’s Lowest-Cost AI: ‘Beginning of a New Era in Indian Entertainment’ [358d]
• Director Giovanni Tortorici on How Luca Guadagnino Shepherded His Venice and Toronto-Bound Debut ‘Diciannove’ [359d]
• Chile Selected as the Venice Production Bridge 2025 Focus Country (EXCLUSIVE) [359d]
• Gaumant Vice CEO Christophe Riandee Exits Company [359d]
• Venice’ Critics Week Title ‘Peacock’ Starring ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ Actor Sells to Major Territories for MK2 Films (EXCLUSIVE) [359d]
• Cate Blanchett Jokes She’s ‘Going Naked’ to Venice Premiere of ‘Disclaimer’ After Reporter Brings Up Cannes Dress Some Interpreted as Pro-Palestinian Statement [359d]
• Canada’s Oscar Entry ‘Universal Language’ Directed by Matthew Rankin Sells Widely for Best Friend Forever (EXCLUSIVE) [359d]
• Cheng Pei-pei, Late Star of ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,’ ‘Come Drink With Me,’ to Be Honored at Golden Horse Film Awards [359d]
• Oscar-Nominated Petra Costa, Director of Venice’s ‘Apocalypse in the Tropics,’ on How Brazil Serves as a ‘Parable’ for the U.S. [359d]
• Asia Content Investment Slows to Single-Figure Growth, Says Report: ‘Many Traditional TV Drama Producers Are Struggling to Compete’ [359d]
• Oasis Adds Three Extra Dates to U.K. Tour Due to ‘Unprecedented Demand’ [359d]
• Coming-of-Age Drama ‘After Party’ Debuts Trailer Ahead of Venice Premiere, Film Republic Handles Sales (EXCLUSIVE) [359d]
• Nepal’s ‘Pooja, Sir’ Defeats Cancer to Make Venice Debut (EXCLUSIVE) [359d]
• Thriller ‘Too Much Love’ and Docuseries ‘SAS: Catching the Criminals’ Lead Keshet International’s Mipcom Slate (EXCLUSIVE) [359d]
• A24 Lands Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Queer’ Starring Daniel Craig [359d]
• ‘The Challenge 40’ Ousted Player Admits ‘Pride Got the Best of Me,’ Shares ‘Contingency Plan’ That Fell Through and Reacts to Claim He Wanted to Go Home [359d]
• Amandla Stenberg Says ‘The Acolyte’ Being Canceled Was ‘Not a Huge Shock’ After ‘Rampage of Vitriol’ From Toxic ‘Star Wars’ Fans [359d]