Cinema

Mexican film "Un padre no tan padre" sparks actors opinions on the proposed wall across US border

The Mexican film “Un padre no tan padre” is a comedy and very funny but it is also something of a rarity.

27 January 2017

Cinema

'La La Land' set to dominate Golden Globe awards

A lyrical fantasy looks set to dominate the 74th Golden Globe awards later this month.

2 January 2017

Cinema

Looking for the meaning of life with the help of Toni Erdmann

'Toni Erdmann' - a fierce critique of financial capitalism and the world of contemporary work - was a big winner at this year's European Film Awards.

13 December 2016

Cinema

'Sieranevada' Christi Puiu's latest dissection of Romanian life

Puiu's latest offering is 'Sieranevada' is a dark comedy focusing on a family reunion.

25 November 2016

Cinema

'Apnée' an hysterical hotchpotch of the bizarre and banal

Euronews journalist Philippe Mathieu guides through the bizarre and banal world portrayed in the French film ‘Apnée.

11 November 2016

Cinema

Brian Cox stars as an ailing actor given new hope in 'The Carer'

The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Brian Cox was the star on the red carpet at the Budapest premiere of his latest film ‘The Carer’.

1 November 2016

Cinema

Some scary movie for Halloween

Halloween time and with it come movies that go bump in the night.

26 October 2016

Cinema

The zany world of the Wunderlichs is a crazy comedy

'Die Welt der Wunderlichs'(Wunderlich's World) is a zany family comedy about a single mother on the brink of a nervous breakdown.

24 October 2016

Cinema

Fatih Akin adapts best-seller 'Tschick'

Fatih Akin’s latest movie ‘Tschick’ is a coming-of-age story about two boys who steal a car and embark on a life-changing road trip through Germany.

16 September 2016

Cinema

'In Bed with Victoria': French Hollywood-style comedy

Belgian actress Virginie Efira delivers an oustanding performance as Victoria Spick, a criminal lawyer who is as shrewd in the courtroom as she is a disaster in her private life.

9 September 2016

Cinema

"The Hollars" puts family back in the movie spotlight

A man returns to his small hometown after learning that his mother has fallen ill and is about to undergo surgery.

26 August 2016

Cinema

War Dogs - an unlikely true story

Jonah Hill and Todd Phillip's latest comedy based on a true story

22 August 2016

Cinema

Bad Moms strike out against the perils and pitfalls of parenting

New film ‘Bad Moms’ brings a string of female stars together to take digs at the modern day perils of parenting.

28 July 2016

Cinema

A trip down memory lane with re-release of French classic La Grande Vadrouile

In cinema summer is often a season to revisit the classics and enjoy cherished old favourites that we know by heart.

22 July 2016

Cinema

Johnson-Hart duo star in Hollywood comedy 'Central Intelligence'

Bob Stone was a one-time bullied overweight geek at high school.

15 June 2016

Cinema

Stefan Zweig, adolescent lust, comedy and art in Europe's cinemas

Time to take a look at some of the best European releases of recent weeks.

2 June 2016

Cinema

Angry Birds hope to make Happy Shareholders as movie comes out

The Angry Birds have made the transition from telephone game to top billing at Cannes, with a 3-D animated movie coming out that spills the beans on

12 May 2016

Cinema

'Dégradé': Black comedy offers fresh take on Middle Eastern conflict

‘Dégradé’ is a black comedy by Palestinian twin brothers Arab and Tarzan Nasser. Just like its authors, the film is banned in Gaza, and was shot in

6 May 2016

USA

Stand-up or Sit-com? Obama contemplates life after presidency

How does a retired president spend his days? Barack Obama has issued a parody video as he prepares to deal with life after presidential office. Watch

1 May 2016

Cinema

Tom Hanks' latest film takes him on journey of self-discovery

Adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by Dave Eggers, ‘A Hologram for the King’ stars Tom Hanks as a washed up businessman, who

26 April 2016