Exclusive: The annual film festival will return to New York this summer for another celebration of Japanese cinema.

In the heart of Texas, ATX TV Festival staged a live reading of "Maude's Dilemma" — wherein Bea Arthur's beloved character decides to get an abortion — as part of a closing night tribute to the late, legendary TV producer.

Stars Patrick J. Adams, Sarah Rafferty, and more gathered to celebrate their show's success — in the present and the past — in an extended discussion about what it takes to make TV that lasts.

Speaking at the ATX TV Festival, Dulé Hill, Greg Iwinski, and Beau Willimon discussed how the successful WGA and SAG strikes are helping members — and what's still left to be done.

Production designers, cinematographers, and more TV creators discussed the pros and cons of generative artificial intelligence at the ATX Television Festival on Saturday afternoon.

"Nanny" director Nikyatu Jusu is among the five filmmakers who created a film for the festival using the tech.

Arnold's Cannes premiere stars Barry Keoghan and Franz Rogowski and is MUBI's third buy out of the competition after "The Substance" and "The Girl with the Needle."

Tune in to find out this year's winners and who takes home the highly coveted Palme d'Or.

Cannes: Mohammad Rasoulof's "Seed of the Sacred Fig" has a timely political narrative itself and for its exiled Iranian director, while "All We Imagine" is the first Indian film in the competition in 30 years.

One of the most beloved annual film series in Los Angeles will make its Manhattan debut at the historic Paris Theater this June.

France's prestigious June animation festival will spotlight the partial use of AI to fuel discussion about the process, most prominently in the Japanese zombie feature "Who Said Death Is Beautiful?"

The Toronto-based documentary film festival has been in a dire state since a staff exodus back in March.