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Film of the Week: 'The Killer'- David Fincher's assassin hits his mark

Released today on Netflix, David Fincher’s latest is our film of the week. Try to catch it on the big screen if you can. Oh, and whatever you do, avoid the new Marvel film, 'The Marvels', which is a stakeless dud that signals Marvel has truly run out steam at this point.

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Robert De Niro: Actor's company must pay former assistant $1.2 million

Robert De Niro's company has been ordered to pay $1.2m in gender discrimination lawsuit - but star is not personally liable.

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Culture Re-View: Celebrating Ennio Morricone’s timeless film scores

On this day in 1928, Il Maestro, one of the most prolific and versatile composers in the history of cinema, was born.

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Hollywood actors' strike ends as tentative deal reached with studios

The Hollywood actors union has reached a tentative deal to give its members bigger residuals, bigger repeat fees and crucially, a bigger say in the use of AI technology.

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How has one of 2023’s worst films become a box office smash hit?

Blumhouse has released two of 2023's worst movies... But how has the most recent dud become a box office smash hit?

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Shakespeare in space! New frontier for Folio 400 anniversary

With help from a team of engineers, filmmaker Jack Jewers sent a portrait of Shakespeare into the depths of outer space as part of the Folio 400 anniversary.

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Former film director wins France's top literary prize

Jean-Baptiste Andrea joins an illustrious list of Goncourt Prize winners including Michel Houellebecq, Marcel Proust, and Simone de Beauvoir

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Will the upcoming Zelda film break the big screen video game curse?

Will the upcoming Zelda film break the big screen video game curse?

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Cultural digest: Don’t miss these events in Europe this week

A French foodie film, forbidden art and a final song from The Beatles.

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Film of the Week: 'La Passion de Dodin Bouffant' (The Taste of Things)

The way to an audience’s hearts is through their stomachs...

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SAG-AFTRA strike negotiations hit an AI-shaped hurdle

It's day 112 of strike action for the actors union, but is a potential end in sight?

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European Film Academy launches second Month of European Film

The Month of European Film is designed to celebrate the diversity of European film for six weeks until its grand finale on 9 December with the European Film Awards in Berlin.

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Joe Biden's AI concerns reportedly galvanized by 'Mission: Impossible'

If the US President is taking cues on AI from Mission: Impossible, could the franchise give him some good ideas regarding other pressing matters?

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Culture Re-View: How Titanic broke all box office expectations in 1997

1 November 1997: Titanic premieres at the Tokyo International Film Festival

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Robert De Niro denies gender discrimination claim in civil trial

De Niro is being sued for $12 million (€11.2m) in the gender discrimination and retaliation lawsuit

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Creepy Cuts: What would you put on your ideal Halloween playlist?

Every Halloween evening needs an appropriately spooky soundtrack...

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Culture Re-View: Do you know Europe’s scariest mythical creatures?

Do you know your Baba Yagas from your Wolpertinger?

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'The One Where The Laughter Stops' - How I'll remember Matthew Perry

Saying goodbye to "a bit of our childhood"...

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Why are face equality charities calling for film warnings?

Phyllida Swift, CEO of Face Equality International, speaks to Euronews Culture about why face equality charities are calling for film warnings in time for Halloween.

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Brian Cox hits out at rewriting of James Bond books

Brian Cox: "We don't muck around with Shakespeare - we shouldn't muck around with James Bond."