Actor and director Griffin Dunne has noticed a pattern: his films flop on release but boom years later. Now he’s reflecting on why cult classics take time to find their audience.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul won reelection by a commanding margin, securing the future of her administration’s ambitious film production initiative designed to compete directly with California.

Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival enters its 30th year under new artistic director Triin Tramberg, featuring 230 films and 259 shorts with expanded Latin American and Baltic cinema focus.

Industrial rock pioneer Al Jourgensen has declared Ministry’s new album ‘Hate to Go’ will be its last, along with a final tour next year. After decades leading the genre, he’s stepping away from music entirely.

New York City’s film and television production industry is experiencing unprecedented demand, with sound stages completely booked and production spending surging after years of decline.