Gregorio Belinchón

In the movie ‘Decision to Leave,’ the Korean filmmaker turns his interest in femmes fatales into an homage to the female characters in the movies of the Spanish director and Alfred Hitchcock

Damien Chazelle’s drama about the late 1920s in the film industry recreates a period of debauchery, art and business, when stars like John Gilbert and Clara Bow disappeared overnight

James Gunn has been tasked with rebuilding the Superman and Batman movie house, but has faced a backlash over his decision not to include certain characters in his plans

With ‘Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths,’ the Mexican director of ‘Babel’ and ‘Amores perros’, has once again divided critics and the public

The actor is currently promoting his latest film, ‘A Man Called Otto,’ in which he plays a taciturn, lonely retiree. ‘There is a crisis of faith in the future,’ he reflects

The sequel to the blockbuster, which runs for over three hours, will hit movie theaters on Friday. But will it be as successful as the original?

The Rock was the highest earning actor in 2021. But his latest release, ‘Black Adam,’ is a departure from his usual trajectory of playing the hunk with a heart of gold

EL PAÍS talks to one of the researchers of a new study that argues that the martial arts star may have succumbed to hyponatremia

The New York director’s ‘Armageddon Time’ is inspired by his own childhood and experiences at a private school supported by the former US president’s father

Guillermo del Toro, Mariana Enríquez, Álex de la Iglesia and other leading figures in the genre explain what truly frightens the public now

The premieres of ‘Halloween Ends’ and ‘Piggy’ bring back female fighters who defeat ruthless killers in worlds brimming with evil

Several performers, including Geena Davis, Lucy Liu, and Seth Green, have come forward about unpleasant incidents with the ‘Ghostbusters’ star

The movie, which is an adaptation of Lucia Berlin’s collection of short stories, was set to be the director’s English-language feature debut

The Australian filmmaker is releasing ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing,’ which describes the relationship between a scholar and a djinn that comes out of a bottle

A forthcoming, highly researched account by a former Hollywood Academy executive puts a long-running controversy to bed, and confirms that it was not actress Bette Davis who came up with the nickname

The son of a Spanish immigrant, he starred in ‘Apocalypse Now,’ ‘The Departed’ and ‘The West Wing.’ Now 81, the actor regrets not keeping his real name during his artistic career

‘Living with Miss G.’ is Mearene Jordan’s memoir of her time as the maid, assistant and confidant of the American actress, who starred in films such as ‘Mogambo’ and ‘The Night of the Iguana’

A new documentary series called ‘The Last Movie Stars,’ which was presented by Ethan Hawkes at Cannes, explores the lives of the Hollywood stars, their passion for acting and off-screen disputes

The actor is presenting ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ at Cannes. He reflects on his lessons from the set and his passion for making movies for the big screen

A book compiles the early writings by the creator of iconic movies like ‘Some Like It Hot’ and ‘Sunset Boulevard’ during his years in Weimar Berlin and interwar Vienna

Sean Baker’s new movie is an uncomfortable parable of the American dream

Director Sian Heder’s comedy was the surprise winner at the 2022 Academy Awards. In this interview with EL PAÍS, she talks about her casting decisions, the experience of making the movie and what she shares in common with her characters

Actress Regina King, the queen of television, makes her debut as a film director with ‘One night in Miami’. “America will not be great again while it keeps murdering its citizens”, she says

The director of ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ and ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ will be counting on stars such as Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, Bryan Cranston and Margot Robbie among his cast

The famous US film director will spend the summer with his regular troupe of actors in Chinchón, where Western-style sets are being built

In his latest project, director Max Lemcke is giving back a voice to the victims of “Billy the Kid,” one of the dictatorship’s most notorious police officer