Workers helping to restore Paignton Picture House as part of a £7m project discovered a large hand-painted poster announcing ...

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2026 is going to be the year that Amazon MGM Studios comes to the theatrical distribution table. The fact that it's happening the same year that Netflix is talking about shrinking the theatrical ...

The Cannes Film Festival has already treated us to a promising line-up for this year’s 78th edition, and now the festival has released dual images for 2025 – the first time the event has ever had two ...

The Batman is coming in like two weeks, if you can believe it, and into the fever pitch of excitement that we are all coping with on a day to day basis, Dolby Cinema has revealed their exclusive ...

The French cinema legend will make another appearance on the Croisette as the subject of the poster for the 76th edition. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief French film legend Catherine Deneuve will ...

Since the early 20th century, horror movie posters have moved through several drastically different aesthetic eras. There were the bright, illustrated designs of the 1930s and ’40s, complete with ...

A movie poster is also an advertisement, both for a movie and, when we adorn our bedroom walls or dorm rooms with them, for a sense of self. Why else would we pay good money to have them framed for ...

Reprinted and back in stock ten years after its first landmark release, Separate Cinema: The First 100 Years of Black Poster Art (Reel Art Press) surveys the extraordinary artistry and complex ...

NEW DELHI – The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, in partnership with the National Film Development Corporation – National Film Archive of India and Image Nation Street Art, has announced the ...

When the list of Oscar nominations debuts every year, one thing overshadows all the celebratory nods: the snubs. And we’d be remiss if we didn’t once again shake a digital fist at the cinematic powers ...