Cinema

'Frantz': a moving period drama by François Ozon

French director François Ozon is back with an unexpected film quite different to his other movies.

7 October 2016

Cinema

Meet Budapest's 'gentleman robber'

‘Viszkis’ (‘The Whiskey Robber’) is the true story of Attila Ambrus, who became a national hero in Hungary in the 1990’s after committing a series of robberies in and around Budapest, in which nobody

7 October 2016

Cinema

'Soy Nero': to the frontier of the American dream

‘Soy Nero’ is the story of a young Mexican, who dreams of becoming American.

4 October 2016

Cinema

'24 Weeks' an emotional portrayal of a moral dilemma

Astrid, a successful TV comic, is facing an emotional dilemma, she is pregnant with her second child, but the baby has some serious health issues.

30 September 2016

Cinema

Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick are 'Trolls'

Colourful trolls invaded London to the joy of a select group of fans who attended the rainbow carpet of 'Trolls' starring Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake in the leading roles.

30 September 2016

Cinema

Portrait of a nation shot by Indians 'India in a Day'

Directed by Richie Mehta 'India in a Day' is an innovative and novel form of non-fiction filmmaking.

30 September 2016

Cinema

'Hell Or High Water' a contemporary Western with all the ingredients

'Hell Or High Water' is a Western in the true sense of the genre. Set in Texas and filmed in the great outdoors. It has all the ingredients, native Americans, cowboys, a sheriff and bank jobs.

30 September 2016

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Tom Hanks photobombs wedding shoot

Wedding film company First Day Films captured the moment when Tom Hanks made a surprise guest appearance during a couple’s wedding photo shoot in New York’s Central Park on Saturday (September…

29 September 2016

Cinema

'Scottish Mussel' a highland fling with pearls and bivalved mollusks

'Scottish Mussel' is a romantic comedy, which sees chancer, Ritchie, attempt to make money as an illegal pearl fisher.

26 September 2016

Cinema

'Clash': Egyptian nail-biter is Egypt's Oscar entry

A hit in Cannes where it opened the ‘Un Certain Regard’ section, ‘Clash’ by Mohamed Diab has been selected as Egypt’s entry to the Oscars.

23 September 2016

Cinema

Emily Blunt stars as alcoholic divorcee in new thriller

Based on Paula Hawkins’ bestselling novel of the same name, ‘The Girl on The Train’ stars Emily Blunt as a divorcee who becomes entangled in a missing persons investigation that sends shockwaves throu

22 September 2016

Cinema

Tim Burton brings Miss Peregrine to life

Tim Burton’s latest venture, ‘Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children’, is based on the 2012 bestseller of the same name by Ransom Riggs.

21 September 2016

USA

"L.A. Confidential" director Curtis Hanson found dead

Movie director Curtis Hanson, who won an Oscar for “LA Confidential”, was found dead in his California home on Tuesday (September 20), the Los Angeles Police Department…

21 September 2016

Cinema

Cillian Murphy stars in Nazi-era thriller

Irish heartthrobs Cillian Murphy and Jamie Dornan ('Fifty Shades of Grey') star in WWII thriller 'Anthropoid', based on the real story of a 1942 plan to assassinate a leading Nazi officer.

19 September 2016

Cinema

Inside the mind of a suicide bomber

Norwegian documentary-maker Pål Refsdal tries to show "the other side" in his documentary 'Dugma: The Button', in which he films the daily life of "martyrs in waiting" in Syria.

19 September 2016

Cinema

Fatih Akin adapts best-seller 'Tschick'

Fatih Akin’s latest movie ‘Tschick’ is a coming-of-age story about two boys who steal a car and embark on a life-changing road trip through Germany.

16 September 2016

Cinema

'Divines': girl power in a Paris suburb

This week Cinema Box brings you ‘Divines’, laureate of the Golden Camera in Cannes, which rewards first feature films.

16 September 2016

Cinema

Juliette Binoche honoured at Hungarian film fest

Speaking at the Miskolc International Film Festival in Hungary, where she was guest of honour, Oscar-winning actress Juliette Binoche has called on more compassion towards refugees amid Europe’s migra

14 September 2016

Cinema

First Filipino win at Venice Film Festival

Filipino director Lav Diaz picks up the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival for 'The Woman Who Left', while the runner-up Silver Lion is split between Andrei Konchalovsky for Holocaust drama 'Rai'

12 September 2016

Cinema

Film stars react to US election campaign

Euronews asks celebrities gathered in the French town of Deauville for the American Film Festival how they feel about the upcoming US election.

12 September 2016