For those in Nicosia, the annual film screenings at the historic Konstandia Open-Air Cinema are a staple summer activity. A must-do for many cinephiles eager to explore Cypriot and international films ...

I’ve watched more international and independent films than ever after streaming movies exclusively on Mubi for a week.

During his recent appearance at CCXPMX 25 this past weekend (via Yahoo! Entertainment ), Joseph Quinn revealed the Fantastic Four’s very first villain, the Mole Man, makes an appearance in First Steps ...

Pablo Larraín. (Credit: Juan Pablo Montalva) Netflix is moving forward with “My Sad Dead,” also titled “Mis Muertos Tristes,” a new miniseries from Pablo Larraín.

Dir: Pablo Larraín. Starring: Angelina Jolie, Valeria Golino, Haluk Bilginer, Alba Rohrwacher, Pierfrancesco Favino, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Alessandro Bressanello. 12A, 24 mins ...

Pablo Larraín/Netflix “There is ambiguity in the sound of music and in the performance of opera that can cut sharper and quicker than dialogue and plot, I mean it just like permeates ...

If you know Pablo Larraín’s name, you likely know it for his Iconic 20th-Century Women Trilogy (Jackie, Spencer, Maria). But before the Chilean writer-director-producer made films in English ...

Jackie (2016) kick-started what would later be known as Pablo Larraín’s trilogy of iconic or “important” women from the 20th century, a set of films about women who he deemed as culturally ...

Angelina Jolie goes full-on diva in a daring, sad turn as Maria Callas Pablo Larraín’s “Maria” dramatizes the delusional opera singer’s final days with cold beauty.

As Maria Callas, Angelina Jolie had to find her voice to lose it In ‘Maria,’ the actress takes on La Divina for the final act of director Pablo Larraín’s trilogy on iconic 20th-century women.

Pablo Larraín Says Angelina Jolie Went Deep on Opera for ‘Maria’ Jolie, Natalie Portman and Kristen Stewart also weigh in on their experiences working with the director on his trilogy about ...

DEADLINE: Angelina, you wanted to work with Pablo for so long. What film of his really encouraged that desire? ANGELINA JOLIE: Maybe, Neruda [Larraín’s 2016 film about Chilean poet Pablo Neruda].