Powermoon Productions film "Silent Half" brings on Yukiko Cho as Director of Photography

An online discussion with filmmakers and film festival programmers on the unique challenges faced with virtualizing film festivals in 2020.

The most talked about film at the Toronto Film Festival is finally being released October 1st, 2019.

Amy Hall, President of The Barber Shop in Dallas, continues to dazzle

The film is set to premiere in the fall in many major cities across North America

"Segfault" received a standing ovation and rave reviews from film critics and industry insiders after screening on Sunday.

The International Film Festival is held every autumn in the colonial Mexican city of Oaxaca since 2010. The festival is composed of various categories and offers a large space in its selection to emerging directors and screenwriters.

The world's first Virtual Reality Photobooth comes to Canada's largest street festival this weekend allowing guests to take a "360 Selfie" with Canadian Heroes like Justin Trudeau and Chris Hadfield.

Join NFMLA on April 15th as they celebrate British Cinema during their monthly film festival.

Erin Simkin brings photography talent to feature films

Award winning female director/producer team, Shamim Sarif and Hanan Kattan to bring a powerful female presence to a previously male dominated genre.

Eliane Gagnon announces "Lost Ones" that's headed for Los Angeles CineFest

Christie brings digital projection technology to screens across the festival.

Software Company's New Tool Posed to Disrupt Existing Branded Entertainment Model

Zack Peladeau stars as Shaun in "Blackburn" horror flick coming this Halloween

Actress Rosamund Pike new face of LK Bennett's Spring / Summer 2013 campaign.

South Africa has earned its second consecutive Best Foreign Language Film nomination in the country's history; "Yesterday" 2004 and "Tsotsi" 2005. Written and directed by Gavin Hood and based on a novel by Athol Fugard, both South African natives, "Tsotsi" would be the country's first Academy Award.