Exclusive: SXSW VP film & TV Claudette Godfrey and senior programmer Peter Hall tell IndieWire about the "intangible" qualities that make a film right for the festival. “I think a lot of festivals are ...

A queer horror film, a double dose of Olivia Wilde, a shocker about an 8-year-old sexual assault witness and docs on Salman Rushdie and Billie Jean King are among 15 faves. By David Rooney, Richard ...

Championship dreams, realized or not, always bring out raw emotion for either team; elation for the victors, heartbreak for the ones going home. The brothers both played well in the game; Christian ...

Christian Vesper is to step down from his position as Fremantle‘s CEO, global drama and film, bringing to a close a decade‑long tenure in which he has played a central role in shaping the company’s ...

Together with Fremantle's Andrea Scrosati, the former Sundance TV exec helped push the "American Idol" producers into high-end TV and film production, with movies from 'Poor Things' to 'Pillion' and ...

Christian Vesper is exiting his role as Fremantle‘s CEO of Global Drama and Film. The news brings to an end a ten-year run at the super-indie, during which time he executive-produced shows such as ...

Three hundred seventeen films are eligible for this year’s Academy Awards, according to a list released on Thursday by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Of those, 201 are eligible in ...

WASHINGTON — The Kennedy Center will be screening a film in the New Year about Orthodox Christianity, which has been experiencing a surge of converts in recent years, in an effort to promote works ...

Parkes will lead the currently untitled brand along with Neon veterans Jason Walde and Spencer Collantes. With the Sundance Film Festival just a month away, a potential new film buyer is emerging on ...

Warner Bros. Pictures is launching a new specialty film label headed by former Neon execs Christian Parkes, Jason Wald and Spencer Collantes, the studio announced on Thursday. The former Neon CMO will ...

EXCLUSIVE: There was some earth-shattering news earlier this week when Neon’s Chief Marketing Officer and Longlegs and Parasite campaign architect Christian Parkes left the arthouse distributor — but ...