Taking one of the most anticipated Berlin Fest first features off the table, NDM, the Mexico and Paris-based sales house, has secured world sales rights to Tim Roth starrer "600 Miles," which…
GOTEBORG — On Saturday, Sweden's Goteborg Film Festival premiered the two first mid-length films to emerge from Moving Sweden, a new three-year initiative intended to give primarily new – but also…
After a fierce bidding war that went into the wee hours of Monday morning, The Orchard has landed distribution rights to "The Overnight," Variety has learned. The deal, which is in the seven-figure…
A deftly constructed, consistently engrossing and frequently flat-out-hilarious account of a controversial sporting event with geopolitical implications, "Dennis Rodman's Big Bang in Pyongyang"…
GOTEBORG — John Skoog's "Reduit (Redoubt)" has won the 12th Goteborg Festival's Startsladden, one of the world's largest short film prizes, carrying a nearly Sk500,000 ($64,000) prize in cash, film…
"Homesick" approaches the topic of incest sans sensationalism — but without much dramatic impact, either.
The movie resembles "Dogtooth" and another recent festival favorite, "The Tribe," in the way it plunges viewers into a circumscribed world that has its own warped moral code.
A filmmaker known primarily for his perceptive melodramas about women, from "Things You Can Tell Just By Looking at Her " to "Mother and Child," now turns his attention to a primal tale of fathers…
Though the lid was blown off the Church of Scientology long ago, Alex Gibney's powder-keg documentary, "Going Clear," should certainly rattle the walls, if not shake them to their very foundations.
Uninspired thriller "Body" finds a trio of young women panicking when their pranksome holiday hijinks result in an accidental death.
