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Juliette Binoche, ‘Teenage Sex and Death’ and Queer Longing: All in a Day’s Work at Karlovy Vary
From conversations with legends to egalitarian “first-come” screenings, the Czech festival has something for everyone
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‘Fruit Gathering’ Wins Top Award at Karlovy Vary Film Festival
A jury gave the Crystal Globe and a $25,000 prize to Aung Phyoe’s drama about queer longing in Myanmar
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David Chase to Write and Direct Film About CIA’s Weaponization of LSD
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival: The “Sopranos” creator tells TheWrap the new project is his main priority while he continues developing a tangentially related HBO series
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Robert Richardson Wants to Work With You Next, Paul Thomas Anderson
Karlovy Vary 2026: The “White Devil” documentary subject tells TheWrap all about his collaborations with Oliver Stone, Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and more
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Jesse Eisenberg on Writing Songs for ‘The Debut,’ Zuckerberg and ‘Now You See Me 4’
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival: The “A Real Pain” filmmaker talks about his new A24 film and reveals his surprise dream role
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Dustin Hoffman and Maggie Gyllenhaal Get Personal at Karlovy Vary Film Festival Opening Ceremony
The Czech festival is celebrating its 80th anniversary and its 60th festival
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Queerest Cannes Ever: ‘La Bola Negra,’ ‘Coward’ and ‘Club Kid’ Mark a Pivotal Moment for Movies
Filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun’s “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” also makes a splashy bookend to the fest
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‘Viva Carmen’ Review: An Animated Gem and Startlingly Original Adaptation
Cannes 2026: Sébastien Laudenbach’s youth-oriented spin on Georges Bizet’s opera is a welcome reminder that ambition can be fun
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‘The Dreamed Adventure’ Review: Valeska Grisebach’s Unhurried Gangster Drama Defies Convention
Cannes 2026: Yana Radeva is an archeologist-turned-gumshoe in the German filmmaker’s 164-minute feature
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‘Coward’ Review: Queer Art Complements War in Subversive Military Drama
Cannes 2026: Lukas Dhont’s follow-up to “Close” is all but certain to be Belgium’s Oscar submission
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How ‘A Girl’s Story’ Filmmaker Judith Godrèche Tackled Violence in a ‘Feminist Way’
“Actors are not supposed to live the violence,” the filmmaker says of her approach to the story of a young woman’s assault
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‘A Man of His Time’ Review: Odd-Duck Docudrama Explores the Gears of Fascism
Cannes 2026: Emmanuel Marre’s film follows the French Collaborators during World War II
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‘Fjord’ Review: Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve Help Cristian Mungiu Put Ethics on Trial
Cannes 2026: Stan and Reinsive fit intuitively within the Romanian director’s precise machinery
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Adam Driver Rebuffs Lena Dunham Question, James Gray Dings Trump at ‘Paper Tiger’ Press Conference
Cannes 2026: Co-star Miles Teller also jokes that working with someone physically bigger than him in Driver was a “challenge”
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‘Gentle Monster’ Review: Léa Seydoux Ponders Moral Duties in Chilling, Emotional Drama
Cannes 2026: Seydoux plays a woman whose husband is arrested for a horrible crime
