British director Steve McQueen, who was expected to open the festival with “Blitz,” dropped out of the night in response.
The pioneering Polish cinematography festival has come under intense scrutiny after its founder published an op-ed that industry guilds slammed as "deeply sexist." ...
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REVIEW: ‘Blitz’ Delivers A Tense Wartime DramaSteve McQueen’s latest, the visually lush Blitz, follows a nine-year-old boy and his perilous journey to return home. The ...
Oscar-winning British screenwriter, producer and director Steve McQueen for “12 Years a Slave” (2013) has come up with a startling depiction of war-ravaged London during the blitzkrieg of 1940-41 as a ...
Denzel Washington is only going to work with the best filmmakers in a handful of films before potentially announcing his ...
and Steve McQueen announced he will no longer attend the festival. McQueen’s “Blitz” is the opening night film and the auteur ...
Jacques Audiard's daring musical crime comedy Emilia Pérez explores themes of transformation and identity in a unique cinematic experience.
The 'Blitz' director was supposed to be in attendance for his opening night film, and he was being honored with the outstanding director award.
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