Ben Whishaw and Rebecca Hall play out a day in 1974 Manhattan for director Ira Sachs

‘The Brutalist’ took over £4,000-per-cinema for a strong opening.

Four-time Oscar nominee Edward Norton showcases a benevolent side as folk singer Pete Seeger in A Complete Unknown. Just don’t tell him he’s playing against type.

Recipients also include Berlinale Competition feature ‘Yunan’.

’Mufasa: The Lion King’ has made over $400m in international territories.

Festival says it will connect with new rights-holders after feature was reinstated at Sundance.

Benedict Cumberbatch plumbs the depths of grief in this adaptation of Max Porter’s novella

British eccentricity rules the waves in this appealing Baby Cow-backed debut featuring Carey Mulligan

Festival “overjoyed” to welcome Kahlil Joseph’s film back. International premiere in Berlin understood to be going ahead next month.

Rose Byrne plays a mother on the brink in this ‘white-knuckle ride’ from director Mary Bronstein

“If I were a betting man, I would bet on Conclave,” suggests one. “It’s an easy-to-like film, and I don’t mean that as a diss.”

Lionsgate action ’Flight Risk’ leads the way in 524 cinemas.

The film is set for release in cinemas in April.

Oliva Colman and John Lithgow head Sophie Hyde’s queer family drama

Coralie Fargeat, director of ’The Substance’, does much of the heavy lifting for female representation.

Festival runs January 23-February 2.

‘Emilia Perez’ has 13 nominations, followed by ‘The Brutalist’ and ‘Wicked’ on 10.

The film follows two Chinese women on the run from the local mafia.

Fest runs March 7-14.

Sundance says, ”We are deeply disappointed”.

New Paris-based sales company Lucky Number has acquired world rights to Frédéric Hambalek’s family satire What Marielle Knows, which will premiere in competition at the upcoming Berlin Film Festival.

CEO Bill Kramer and president Janet Young say in letter: ”We are stronger together.”

Execs talk price rises, LA production in wake of regional wildfires.

Venture named after current number of territories available to buy film rights.

Khartoum, Coexistence, My Ass!, and How To Build A Library will screen in the World Documentary Competition in Park City.

The comedy drama is about a boy growing up in a family of artists in 1968.

New films from Richard Linklater, Hong Sangsoo, Michel Franco and Radu Jude are among those selected for the main competition.

Accor, Sofitel, BNP Paribas and Vranken-Pommery Monopole are among the companies.

Documentaries ‘Hill’ and ‘Make It To Munich’ are also set to world premiere.

WInds expected to pick up through Wednesday.

Political slugfest underway as lack of preparedness or otherwise comes into sharp focus.

‘Star Wars’ and ‘Harry Potter’ star Davis will receive the prize at the 2025 Film Awards.

Sci-fi dark comedy starring Robert Pattinson to open in North America through Warner Bros on March 7.

Julie BIlly and Naomi Denamur are also developing films including Clémence Poésy’s directorial debut ‘Adaptation’ .

The film will comprise four short documentaries, shot during the war in Gaza.

Key questions include: will the indie tax credit be transformative? How will cinemas adapt? And what is going on with James Bond?

TF1-owned sales division is launching the films at Unifrance’s Rendez-Vous this month.

Martial arts icon and filmmaker Sammo Hung named jury president.

Productions within jurisdiction must prove assigned public safety personnel will be available prior to shooting.

Second-round voting at the Bafta Film Awards closes on Friday.

Jude Law is busier than ever in front and of behind the camera as a producer through Riff Raff Films. The UK actor talks to Screen about his transformation into his Bafta-longlisted role as Henry VIII in Firebrand and what is next for Riff Raff.

New projects from Tatiana Huezo, Kirsten Tan in the Co-Production Market.

Meissner will oversee her first European Film Market (EFM) next month.

International Feature Film shortlist screening to be rescheduled, bake-offs cancelled.

Motion picture group heads Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy planning realignment.

Wednesday’s in-person nominations announcement cancelled due to LA wildfires.

More than 100,000 residents evacuated, 2,000 structures destroyed in Los Angeles area.

Gabereau is the founder and CEO of Modern Films and will now become executive chair.

Juries now take over to determine nominations for outstanding British film, documentary and casting.

The film is set in the internal affairs department of the French national police.