‘Breaking Bad’ coming to your VR headset
“No more half measures.” Breaking Bad fans will be stoked to learn Vince Gilligan is developing an AR experience with Sony PlayStation VR, what’s being described as a
Director hawks Palme d’Or to fund new movie
Green is the color for Abdellatif Kechiche, currently hocking the Palme d’Or snapped up at 2013’s Cannes Film Festival for explicit lesbian drama Blue Is the Warmest Color.
Photography finally wraps on ‘The Man Who Killed Don QuixoteR...
We never thought it would happen, but it did. Principal photography just wrapped on the drawn-out Terry Gilliam (Brazil, 12 Monkeys) project known as The Man Who Killed
Viola Davis behind new series on police violence in black communities
'Two Sides of the Truth' is Viola Davis’ new production project for TV One, a true crime series focusing on police violence in black communities.
The New York Dog Film Festival
We spoke to Tracie Hotchner, founder and director of The New York Dog Film festival for our Spotlight series highlighting innovative film festivals.
WeScreenplay’s Diverse Voices Competition
This week, we spoke to Mark Stasenko from boutique script-reading service and agency WeScreenplay about their Diverse Voices Competition.
Countdown to Cannes 2017: Who made the competition?
The 70th annual Cannes Film Festival is just around the corner. Here’s the full line-up of films participating “In Competition” this year.
‘Colossal’, ‘Graduation’, ‘The Transfigu...
Our friends over at Legion M are partners in 'Colossal' and it’s easy to see why, as this charming offbeat work struggled to get a wider theatrical release.
HBO announces ‘Silicon Valley’ is back April 23rd
Emmy-winning comedy Silicon Valley is set to return to our screens very soon. The action picks up where it left off, with the Pied Piper team working on