Catcalls will put Baz Luhrmann's film in good company -- but the opening-night film is really just the aperitif before the sumptuous meal of cinema (and scandal) that is Cannes

"My father said, 'There are two things in life that you never know. One is when you are going to die, and the other is how a film is going to do at the box office'"

It has all the director's trademarks -- windswept plains, soulful gazes, thoughtful voiceovers -- but never before has a Malick movie gotten such negative reviews

Documentary filmmaker wants to create online archive to show the ways in which content creators can embrace new paradigms in business, art and entertainment

In an exclusive video interview with TheWrap, Angola-born Rui Costa Reis offers his strategy for building a movie production and distribution studio, RCR Media Group

Rodrigue comes aboard as Sundance seeks to expand its original slate

The Sundance Film Festival favorite stars Isaiah Washington and Tequan Richmond as the Beltway Sniper duo who shot random civilians in 2002

If screenwriters upload their scripts to the Black List, they may be able to apply to the Sundance Institute's Screenwriters Lab for free

James Franco's "Interior. Leather Bar." co-director, Travis Matthews, directed the independent film set in San Francisco

Robert Koehler steps down after a few months on the job for personal reaons

Nicole Kidman and Mia Wasikowska are buried in stares and significant pauses in director Park Chan-Wook’s overdone American debut

Promoted from vice president as company prepares to roll out first wholly owned scripted drama