Christopher Vourlias

The American Film Market, which runs Nov. 5 – 10, kicks off in new digs as the event relocates from its long-standing base in Santa Monica to the bright lights of Las Vegas.

An adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov's iconic Russian novel “The Master and Margarita” is inching closer to a Western release as it heads to AFM this week.

Greek filmmaker Stergios Dinopoulos' queer romantic adventure “Bearcave” and Turkish director Ahu Ozturk's drama “The Hunchback” took the top prizes at the Thessaloniki Film Festival 's industry award ceremony Wednesday night.

A mystical cave, a nettle pie and an unexpected betrayal spur a romantic adventure between two childhood friends in “Bearcave,” the feature-length debut of co-writers and -directors Stergios Dinopoulos and Krysianna Papadakis.

Greek officials sought to reassure local and foreign producers this week at the Thessaloniki Film Festival that the country's 40% cash rebate is

Palestinian filmmaker Scandar Copti 's Israel-set family drama “ Happy Holidays ” won the top prize Sunday at the Thessaloniki Film Festival, taking home the Golden Alexander for best feature film.

Two-time Oscar nominee Joshua Oppenheimer discusses his post-apocalyptic musical 'The End' and the importance of solidarity under Trump 2.0.

Home to continental Europe's largest production hub, Hungary played host to 'The Brutalist,' 'Maria,' 'Dune 2' and other Oscar contenders.

The production teams behind 'Dune 2,' 'Queer,' 'Maria' and other Oscar contenders used far-flung locations to recreate the worlds of their films.

The hero of Brady Corbet's Oscar contender “The Brutalist”— the fictional, Hungarian-born Jewish architect László Toth — journeys from Budapest to