James Gray on ‘Ad Astra,’ Cannes Woes, Harvey Weinstein, and the Only Way Cinema Can Be Reinvented

An extensive conversation with James Gray, who has been carving his own idiosyncratic path through Hollywood and beyond for more than two decades....

PTA, Scorsese, Nolan, Cuarón, Spielberg, DiCaprio & More Fight to Keep FilmStruck Alive

Update: Sources tells Deadline that a new iteration of FilmStruck is "in the cards," but it may not launch until late 2019, when WarnerMedia launches a new ...

Robert Redford Goes Bank Robbin’ in New Trailer for David Lowery’s ‘The Old Man & The Gun’

Just ahead of its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival next month, Fox Searchlight has now released the second full trailer for The Old...

55 Films to See This Fall

We explore the must-see films coming to theaters over the next four months....

James Gray Replaces Matthew Vaughn as Director of Spy Thriller ‘I Am Pilgrim’

One of the greatest American directors working today, James Gray’s classical style is a welcome reprieve in a Hollywood that’s increasingly less interested ...

Our 100 Most-Anticipated Films of 2018

We count down the films we're most looking forward to this year....

Mike Mazzanti’s Top 10 Films of 2017

For me, cinema remains not a source of escape, but of essential existence. Through this, my top pick is a film that calls lovingly back to cinema’s roots while still stunning with modern beauty....

The Film Stage’s Top 50 Films of 2017

We count down our picks for the best films of the year....

The Best Cinematography of 2017

Roger Deakins, Sean Price Williams, Darius Khondji, and more cinematographers delivered stunning work this year....

‘Good Time’ Tops Film Comment’s 20 Best Films of 2017; Safdies to Remake ’48 Hrs.’

One of the most electrifying, thrilling, and funny films of the year was Safdies' Good Time, featuring Robert Pattinson in a career-best performance. While ...