For a decade, with a mandated pandemic break, the distinctive small but substantial French Wave Film Festival has served as a midsummer treat for art cinema fans. Consider it a mid-season mini-feast ...

According to French film promotion organization Unifrance, 2023 was the biggest year for French cinema exports since the pandemic, lead by Jeremy Zag’s Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir, The Movie.

THE 28th French Film Festival marked a historic milestone in Philippine and French cinema with the unveiling of the inaugural French-Philippine Co-Production Conference. The two-day industry platform ...

Adam Grinwald is a Feature Writer at Collider with a lifelong passion for cinema, literature, music, and culture. From the early days of memorizing practically every single line of dialogue off a ...

The U.S. box office returns suggest dire prospects for French films in America, but many filmmakers and producers see potential on the horizon. As the film distribution landscape keeps evolving, ...

Fréderique Bredin, the long-running president of French Cinema Center, the CNC, has resigned amid her opposition to proposed government reforms of the film financing body, including capping its budget ...

“It’s unfortunate, actually,” says Jon Gerrans, co-president of Strand Releasing, distributor of Ozon’s “Time to Leave,” “because you have a certain group of people who are predisposed to seeing ...

With French cinemas shut down amid the coronavirus outbreak, the government has given France's national cinema body, the CNC, the right to allow films to be released more quickly on VOD. By Scott ...

In 2000, during the César Awards (the French equivalent to the Oscars), actor Luc Saint-Eloy delivered a powerful speech to the largely White audience calling out the invisibility of Black and brown ...

French cinema professionals from across the country’s independent production, distribution and exhibition chain flocked to an emergency general convention in Paris this week to raise the alarm over ...

Devil in the Flesh (Graetz; A.F.E.), when it first appeared in France a couple of years ago, caused the devil of a row. Like the celebrated autobiographical novel on which it was based,* it was rough ...