The filmmaker, who was recently sentenced to eight years of imprisonment and a flogging, fled to Germany ahead of his latest film's premiere.

Cannes: To tackle the life and legacy of "The Muppets" mastermind, Howard digs far more deeply than that hagiographic title would let on.

Cannes: What Audiard's wild Mexican musical lacks in psychological complexity it more than makes up for in bold swings, even when they often don't work.

The Fox musical dramedy premiered May 19, 2009. TV was never the same.

Actor Gregg Henry recalled De Palma saying, "That's it, we're not shooting up here anymore" after a particularly rough night shoot.

Schrader goes in-depth with IndieWire about his new Cannes premiere and the Quentin Tarantino movie that almost was — and would've included a new rendition of Schrader's "Rolling Thunder" ending.