variety.com / .variety-com-film / Page 9

From 'F1' to 'Jurassic World Rebirth,' all of the summer blockbusters were directed by men, writes Martha Lauzen.

Shia LaBeouf and Jon Voight had a falling out over politics, then were forced to make amends before filming "Megalopolis."

Row K Entertainment has acquired the U.S. distribution rights for "Charlie Harper," starring Emilia Jones and Nick Robinson.

'Born in Flames' director Lizzie Borden talks about the Criterion release of her influential 1983 feminist dystopian film and its topical parallels.

Dropped by sales agent Bendita Film Sales, the trailer underscores the power of the film's visuals, and its protagonist's inner journey.

Israeli creatives such as Nadav Lapid warn that a boycott of the Israeli industry would hurt funding for those making films against the war.

Based on William R. Forstchen's novel of the same name, Famke Janssen is set to star in the upcoming MPI Original feature film, "One Second After."

Ryan Reynolds defended John Candy by calling out a journalist who mocked the late comedian's weight.

Directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho, 'The Secret Agent' won director and actor at the Cannes Film Festival.

British producer David Puttnam, whose credits include "Chariots if Fire" and "The Killing Fields," will be honored by the Rome Film Festival.