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CANNES, France — Watching a film get an award is rarely as moving and emotional as watching the film itself, but that was the experience Sunday night at the Cannes Film Festival when Michael Haneke's “Amour” won the Palme d'Or.
“Men in Black” takes a cue from “Back to the Future” for the franchise's third installment. This one's a time-traveling romp and I'm happy to report that it's a journey worth taking.
More than 300 films will be shown at the Palm Springs International ShortFest next month, a festival spokeswoman said Tuesday.
Brad Pitt has arrived in Cannes with "Killing Them Softly," a hardboiled crime film featuring heavy doses of President Barack Obama and a backdrop of the economic crisis.
More than 300 films will be shown at the Palm Springs International ShortFest next month, a festival spokeswoman said today.
Palm Springs International Film Festival officials announced a change in dates for the 2013 event on Monday. The 11-day festival will run Jan. 3-14 in order to avoid a conflict with the announcement of Oscar nominees.
The Palm Springs International Film Festival today announced revised dates for the 2013 event.
Jokingly dedicated to “the loving memory of Kim Jong Il,” “The Dictator” is the latest irreverent comedy from director Larry Charles and star Sacha Baron Cohen. This one is a satire of dictatorship but the movie also skewers democracy as we know it.
LOS ANGELES — Darryl Macdonald was praised by film leaders Thursday for helping to make Palm Springs a “capital of international cinema.”
Sacha Baron Cohen rolled into London for the world premiere of “The Dictator” in style, standing in a bright orange Lamborghini flashing a replica golden pistol and dressed in a garish military uniform.
Film industry people and international dignitaries in Westwood praised Palm Springs International Film Society Executive Director Darryl Macdonald Thursday for helping to make Palm Springs become, in the words of one film leader, a “capital of international cinema.”
Over the past decade, Jason Ritter has become a familiar face to television viewers, appearing on “Joan of Arcadia,” “The Event” and “Parenthood.”
The La Quinta library will screen the 1991 “Beauty and the Beast” at 1 p.m. Sunday.
The Palm Springs International Film Society will hold a film screening and book signing with director Michael Lindsay-Hogg at Camelot Theatres tonight.
The hype has been building for years and it couldn't possibly be more deafening at this point.
The plural in “Headhunters” is not accidental.
“A Little Bit of Heaven” is about a cancer patient (Kate Hudson) who falls in love with the doctor (Gael Garcia Bernal) who administers her colonoscopy.
In the film “Elles” from director Malgoska Szumowska, Juliette Binoche plays a Paris magazine journalist who interviews two young women (Anaïs Demoustier, Joanna Kulig) putting themselves through school working as prostitutes. The girls envy her bourgeois stability while she comes to want their self-possessed freedom, though the lives of all three are shown to be not quite so clear-cut.
Here's a look at movies with superheroes who don't quite fit in.
The online film magazine Cinema Without Borders has named Palm Springs International Film Society Executive Director Darryl Macdonald the winner of its first Friend Of International Cinema Award, it was announced today.
Joss Whedon, creator of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” is the guiding force behind “Marvel's The Avengers.” One of the most memorable aspects of “Buffy” is its theme of team spirit. Together, the gang of Buffy, Willow, Xander and Giles defeat demons.
This year's MTV Movie Awards will be a showdown between a bevy of bridesmaids and a cast of killer kids.
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