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An under-the-radar, Arctic-set Netflix comedy provided a rare blast of cheer in a TV season that otherwise has reflected our bleak American moment right back at us.

Justin Kurzel, who last helmed true-life tale 'The Order,' will direct the feature that is heading to the Cannes film market.

He also helmed 'At Close Range,' 'After Dark, My Sweet,' 'Two Bits' and lots of Madonna music videos before succumbing to brain cancer.

In Jillian Bell's feature directorial debut, the 'SNL' star plays a stripper tasked with helping a high schooler get laid.

The actor will portray the legendary drummer in the upcoming Sam Mendes-directed movie biopics.

Uma Thurman and Henry Golding also star in Victoria Mahoney's sequel that launches this summer.

The mixed live action and animated film from DreamWorks also has titular star Laila Lockhart Kraner and Gloria Estefan on a road trip racing to save a dollhouse filled with fantastical and furry cat characters.

He played an instrumental role in saving the prestigious event from post-Velvet Revolution demise and was its public face for more than three decades.

New Line announced that the next 'Evil Dead' installment is officially a go, with Souheila Yacoub set to star. M. Night Shyamalan’s next movie has also landed a release date from Warner Bros.

The star, in her first lead role, plays a deaf woman whose lip-reading skills get her hired for a sting in the ITV and BritBox drama that featured deaf, disabled and neurodiverse people across departments.

Which podcasts could — and should — get nominated in the newly announced Golden Globes Best Podcast category? The only thing for sure is that nobody will agree.

Bi Gan's Chinese sci-fi film 'Resurrection' also joins this year's competition.

Creator David Chase tells 'It Happened in Hollywood' it's because the HBO classic wasn't set in Manhattan — but 'Goodfellas' wasn't, either.

The feature directorial debut from Maïlys Vallade and Liane-Cho Han, an adaptation of the novel 'The Character of Rain' by Belgian author Amélie Nothomb, premieres in Cannes’ Special Screenings section.

The festival within a festival, running from June - , gives emerging and mid-career creators the chance to interact with industry leaders through talks, workshops, case studies and networking events.

Two legendary Hollywood outcasts open up about joining forces for 'Henry Johnson' — a film so indie, they're distributing it themselves — and somehow winding up with some of the best work of their careers.